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Dong-Ah Geological Engineering Company LTD. Singapore metro construction contract with Samsung C&T settled at KRW 99.1 billion

Dong-Ah Geological Engineering Company LTD.· Single Sales/Supply ContractAmended

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Dong-Ah Geological Engineering Company LTD.'s 2016 Singapore metro construction contract with Samsung C&T was finally settled at KRW 99.1 billion, up from KRW 93.3 billion.

Contract amount

KRW 99.1 billion

33.42% of recent revenue · changed from KRW 93.3 billion · including 7% GST · SGD 122,782,847.02 converted at 807.44 won

Key facts

Contract details
Contract T313 Construction of Xilin Station and Tunnels for Downtown Line 3 Extension (D-Wall&Crosswall and Ground Improvement Works)Construction order
Recent revenue
KRW 296.7 billion2015 consolidated basis
% of revenue
33.42%
Counterparty
SAMSUNG C&T
Supply region
Singapore
Contract period
May 23, 2016 – Oct 30, 2026Originally due 2020.12.31, later left blank · end date is the day the final settlement notice was received
Contract date
Oct 3, 2016

Commentary

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What happened

Dong-Ah Geological Engineering finalized the settlement of a Singapore metro construction contract signed with Samsung C&T in 2016. The project is Contract T313, building Xilin Station and tunnels for the Downtown Line 3 extension. The contract amount changed from KRW 93.3 billion to KRW 99.1 billion. It is converted from SGD 122,782,847.02 at 807.44 won and includes 7% GST.

In the company's terms

The work was originally due to end on December 31, 2020. The end date had been left blank because design changes might add more work. The company said the counterparty confirmed there is no additional work and sent a final settlement notice. The end date is now recorded as October 30, 2026, the day the notice arrived.

What changes for shareholders

The contract amount equals 33.42% of 2015 consolidated revenue of KRW 296.7 billion, up from 31.4% before the correction.

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