SINGAPORE WATER FIRM DAYEN SEES PROFIT IN 2010: UPDATE
Wednesday, January 13, 2010, 9:09
Singapore’s Dayen Environmental (DYEN.SI) expects to be juicy in 2010, after bill losses for the time quaternary years, and is aiming to get $300 meg of liquid contracts in island and the location this year.
CEO Alan Yau said in an discourse the concern has effort for over S$300 meg ($216 million) of contracts and is also studying a $300-$500 meg lessen in China, as it concentrates on its set playing of field and mating liquid and squander liquid plants.
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