Samsung Group’s construction unit Samsung C&T has announced that its consortium has secured a project to build a terminal at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (TPE).
Yonhap News Agency reported that the total value of the project stands at around $1.56bn.
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Samsung C&T formed a consortium with Taiwan’s general construction company RSEA Engineering before undertaking this project of expansion.
The company informed that its stake in the project is worth $1.1bn, which accounts for 70%, whereas the rest is owned by RSEA Engineering.
According to the deal with the airport’s operator Taoyuan International Airport Corporation (TAC), the consortium will carry out the construction of Terminal three and a boarding building.
Covering a total floor area of 550,000m², the new terminal will have a customs clearance processing capacity of about 45 million passengers annually.
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By GlobalDataThe company underlined that the project will involve high-level construction technology such as large roof steel trusses and an amorphous ceiling.
The expansion project will be completed in about 60 months.
Business Korea reported that since the opening of Terminal two, Taoyuan International Airport has been wanting to build another one to solve the issue of congestion.
Currently, Samsung C&T is involved in a ground improvement project for Hong Kong’s Chek Lap Kok International Airport (HKG), the expansion of Bangladesh’s Dhaka International Airport (DAC), as well as the extension of a runway in Singapore’s Changi International Airport (SIN).
Prior to this, the company completed Incheon International Airport’s (ICN) first passenger terminal and was involved in the development of Mongolia’s Ulaanbaatar New International Airport (UBN).
In March, Samsung C&T also secured a liquefied natural gas (LNG) export base project in Qatar and a subway order for Singapore.
