[Shanghai Construction Group: Newly Signed Contracts Totaled 60.374 Billion Yuan in Q1]

Published: Apr 15, 2026 13:39
Shanghai Construction Group announced that from January to March 2026, the company and its subsidiaries cumulatively signed new contracts totaling 60.374 billion yuan. The specific contract amounts were as follows: construction (50.339 billion yuan), design and consulting (1.973 billion yuan), construction steel industry (4.476 billion yuan), real estate development (1.044 billion yuan), urban construction investment (1.09 billion yuan), and others (1.452 billion yuan). In Q1, the company won bids for major construction projects (each valued at over 500 million yuan) totaling 8.528 billion yuan.

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