NMDC Group enters Philippines market with major Manila Bay project

NMDC Group enters Philippines market
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By Shilpa Annie Joseph, Sr. Content Head
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NMDC Group, a global leader in engineering, procurement, construction, and marine dredging, has signed a contract with the Pasay Harbor City Corporation (PHCC) to undertake large-scale dredging and land reclamation activities in Manila Bay, Philippines.

With a total value of $610.1 million, NMDC will undertake a thirty-month project encompassing approximately 130 hectares of island reclamation as part of a groundbreaking development project to build a new eco-friendly, waterfront city.

The scope covers sand supply, dredging and reclamation, vertical drains installation, vibro compaction, and rock placement.

Incorporated in 2017, PHCC is a wholly owned subsidiary of UBI. It implements the reclamation, development, design, and construction of the 265-hectare Harbor City Project in Pasay City.

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Eng. Yasser Zaghloul
Group CEO – NMDC Group

“By entering the dynamic Philippines market, NMDC Group continues to expand its operational presence in Southeast Asia as part of its strategic push towards diversified, global growth. We take pride in applying NMDC Group’s world-class expertise to contribute to innovative, sustainable projects, which create value for communities and industries alike.”

Manuel S. Gonzales, President of Pasay Harbor City Corporation, noted that, “We are delighted to work with NMDC Group, a globally renowned entity that has an unparalleled multi-jurisdiction track record of successful, innovative projects. We look forward to partnering with NMDC to fulfill our vision of creating a new eco-friendly, waterfront city.”

The collaboration closely follows a series of announcements by NMDC Group and marks its first large-scale project in the Philippines, adding to its growing project portfolio of activities in Asia, which have included several projects across Taiwan, Vietnam, and Malaysia.

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