Orient Cable and Subsidiary Win Bids Worth Approximately RMB 5.231 Billion Across Various Projects

Published: Jun 10, 2026 18:41

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[Orient Cable: Recent Bid-Winning Amount Approximately RMB 5.231 Billion] Orient Cable announced that recently, the company and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Dongfang Offshore Engineering Institute, have successively received relevant bid-winning notices and bid-winning announcements, confirming the company and Dongfang Offshore Engineering Institute as the bidders for the relevant projects. Among them, the bid-winning amount for power engineering and equipment cables is approximately RMB 3.356 billion; the bid-winning amount for new energy power (submarine cables and high-voltage cables) is approximately RMB 1.113 billion; and the bid-winning amount for marine equipment and engineering operation and maintenance projects is approximately RMB 762 million. The combined bid-winning amount of the above projects is approximately RMB 5.231 billion.

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