Nordic secured several contracts worth around SG$48.7 million, according to a Saturday filing with the Singapore Exchange.
Shares of the company were up over 5% in recent trading.
The contracts included an SG$7.8 million contract for the manufacture of valve and actuators, control and tank gauging systems and electrical instrumentation work from the system integration division.
The precision engineering division secured a contract worth SG$9.2 million for machining services and mechanical assembly.
The scaffolding and insulation and petrochemical and environmental engineering divisions secured a contract worth SG$5.3 million.
Meanwhile the company also secured contracts for ad-hoc, maintenance and hookup services worth SG$25.1 million along with a structural engineering and construction services contract worth around SG$1.3 million.
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