DMCI set to be involved in key Philippines expressways’ link project

DMCI Holdings (DMCI) of the Philippines, in partnership with the San Miguel Corporation, is expected to carry out a road project to link two major expressways in the country. The link is part of road projects valued at US$901.65 million (PHP 38 billion) that Metro Pacific Tollways intends to carry out over the next five years. DMCI was the contractor for the second phase of the 30km Metro Manila Skyway project, through its construction unit, DM Consunji. The second phase of the Skyway project involved build
August 7, 2012 Read time: 1 min
6325 DMCI Holdings (DMCI) of the Philippines, in partnership with the 6326 San Miguel Corporation, is expected to carry out a road project to link two major expressways in the country.

The link is part of road projects valued at US$901.65 million (PHP 38 billion) that 3195 Metro Pacific Tollways intends to carry out over the next five years. DMCI was the contractor for the second phase of the 30km Metro Manila Skyway project, through its construction unit, 3192 DM Consunji. The second phase of the Skyway project involved building an elevated expressway that links Parañaque's Bicutan to Muntinlupa's Alabang.

For more information on companies in this article

Related Content

  • Colombia’s Toyo Tunnel project providing key link
    May 20, 2016
    Colombia’s Toyo Tunnel project will provide an important new link for the country, writes Mauro Nogarin. The new Toyo Tunnel project is of immense importance for Colombia, improving transportation and providing an important road link. The work is being carried out by the Antioquia to the Sea Consortium, which comprises of FCC Construction, Cass Builders and Company, Carlos Alberto Solarte and Estyma Studies and Handling. These firms are building the Toyo Tunnel project and the various access roads, with the
    Read More
  • SDLG’s strong market share in the Philippines
    March 7, 2018
    SDLG claims that it has managed to successfully boost its share of the wheeled loader market in the Philippines. According to the firm, its market share for wheeled loaders has increased by nearly 20% in the four years between 2012 and 2016. The company says it has also had notable success selling graders into the Philippines. And in 2016, the company claims that over a third of all wheeled loaders and almost half of all motor graders sold in the Philippines were built by SDLG.
    Read More
  • Uganda expressway connection; construction due to start
    September 25, 2019
    Construction work is due to start on the expressway project connecting Busega with Mpigi in Uganda. The contract was awarded to the Chinese construction firms China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) and China Railway 19th Bureau Group Company Limited. The companies have established a joint venture partnership to handle the work. The project is costing around US$147 million and the 24km expressway should take around three years to build. A loan from the African Development Bank is helping to
    Read More
  • Indonesia’s Hutama Karya to start construction of Trans-Sumatra toll road
    October 16, 2012
    Construction firm Hutama Karya (HK) of Indonesia says it will next year begin to build the US $ 34.3 billion (IDR 330trn) 2,700km long Trans-Sumatra toll road. Phase 1 of the project will be carried out by the company and a subsidiary, Jalan Tol Hutama Karya, will be set up to work on the project, said Ari Widiyantoro, corporate secretary of HK.
    Read More

Highlighted Content