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Doosan Heavy unit bags 88 bln-won water purification facility deal
By a2016032Published : June 15, 2017 - 14:16
Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction Co., South Korea's top power equipment maker, said Thursday that its British affiliate has clinched a 87.5 billion-won ($77.8 million) deal to build a water purification facility.
Doosan Enpure has signed the deal with Severn Trent Water, a British water supplier, Doosan Heavy said.
The facility will be able to process 320,000 tons of water on a daily basis. Its construction will be completed in 2020, according to Doosan Heavy.
In 2012, Doosan Heavy acquired Enpure in a bid to strengthen its desalination business. (Yonhap)
