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- The company will be working on Sydney Metro West stations in a contract valued at RM7.32 billion as well as the remaining civil works in the Carmody’s Hill Wind Farm project worth RM718 million, according to separate exchange filings.
KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 18): Gamuda Bhd (KL:GAMUDA) said on Thursday it has secured another two contracts worth over RM8 billion in Australia.
The company will be working on Sydney Metro West stations in a contract valued at RM7.32 billion as well as the remaining civil works in the Carmody’s Hill Wind Farm project worth RM718 million, according to separate exchange filings.
Including the latest wins, Gamuda's order book has reached a new record high of RM46 billion, the company said in a statement.
The two contracts come on the heels of Gamuda's Wednesday announcement of Marinus Link undersea cable contract win worth close to RM2.7 billion.
The hat-trick adds to Gamuda’s growing portfolio in Australia where it has been active across rail, renewable energy and utilities infrastructure. The company has also exceeded its own target to have up to RM45 billion worth of outstanding jobs on hand by the end of 2026.
For the Sydney Metro West project, Gamuda said its wholly owned Australian sub-subsidiary, Gamuda Engineering Pty Ltd, has been awarded the design-and-construct contract for the Stations Package West by Sydney Metro, the procurement entity for the New South Wales government.
The scope of works covers the design and construction of five metro stations — Westmead, North Strathfield, Burwood North, Five Dock and The Bays — including station structures, entrances, fit-out, transport integration and public domain works.
Planning and detailed design is expected to commence in January 2026, with major construction works slated to begin in late 2026 or early 2027, and completion targeted for May 2031.
For the Carmody’s Hill Wind Farm project in South Australia, Gamuda’s another Australian subsidiary DT Infrastructure Pty Ltd will be providing civil works including turbine foundations, access roads, drainage, crane hardstands, earthworks, underground cable routes and site preparation works.
Construction is expected to commence in early 2026 and to be completed in 28 months.
Shares of Gamuda climbed as much as 12 sen or 2.5% to RM4.99, following a delayed start to the afternoon trading session to facilitate the announcement.
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