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Why like that and what to do now??
SmallSmall ( Date: 05-Jan-2026 11:19) Posted:
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RECEIPT OF LIQUIDATED DAMAGES LETTER
The Board of Directors (&ldquo Board&rdquo ) of Sanli Environmental Limited (the &ldquo Company&rdquo ) wishes to announce that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Sanli M& E Engineering Pte. Ltd. (&ldquo SMEPL&rdquo ), has on 31 December 2025, received a letter from a major customer (the &ldquo Employer&rdquo ) in relation to the imposition of liquidated damages arising from delays in completion of certain phases of one of the Group&rsquo s projects, which was secured during the COVID-19 period. SMEPL has previously submitted applications for extension of time (&ldquo EOT&rdquo ) in respect of the aforesaid delays, which are currently pending determination by the Employer. As at the date of this announcement, no liquidated damages have been agreed between the Employer and SMEPL. Pending the determination of the EOT applications, the Company is unable to ascertain the financial impact, if any, to the Group at this juncture. The Board notes that the submission and assessment of EOT applications form part of the normal contractual administration process for projects of this nature. The Company will make further announcement(s) as appropriate, when there are material developments in relation to the above matter. The Board wishes to advise shareholders and potential investors to exercise caution when dealing in the shares of the Company. Persons who are in doubt as to the action they should take, should consult their stockbrokers, bank managers, solicitors, accountants, or other professional advisers before trading or making any investment decision on the Company&rsquo s securities.
The Board of Directors (&ldquo Board&rdquo ) of Sanli Environmental Limited (the &ldquo Company&rdquo ) wishes to announce that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Sanli M& E Engineering Pte. Ltd. (&ldquo SMEPL&rdquo ), has on 31 December 2025, received a letter from a major customer (the &ldquo Employer&rdquo ) in relation to the imposition of liquidated damages arising from delays in completion of certain phases of one of the Group&rsquo s projects, which was secured during the COVID-19 period. SMEPL has previously submitted applications for extension of time (&ldquo EOT&rdquo ) in respect of the aforesaid delays, which are currently pending determination by the Employer. As at the date of this announcement, no liquidated damages have been agreed between the Employer and SMEPL. Pending the determination of the EOT applications, the Company is unable to ascertain the financial impact, if any, to the Group at this juncture. The Board notes that the submission and assessment of EOT applications form part of the normal contractual administration process for projects of this nature. The Company will make further announcement(s) as appropriate, when there are material developments in relation to the above matter. The Board wishes to advise shareholders and potential investors to exercise caution when dealing in the shares of the Company. Persons who are in doubt as to the action they should take, should consult their stockbrokers, bank managers, solicitors, accountants, or other professional advisers before trading or making any investment decision on the Company&rsquo s securities.
Still no news...
Placement no need halt in the middle of trading.
nott1965 ( Date: 02-Jan-2026 19:26) Posted:
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Likely placement. Need money to execute contracts
Barcalo ( Date: 02-Jan-2026 17:21) Posted:
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So many contracts? Earn big Lo...
Newbornborn ( Date: 02-Jan-2026 16:07) Posted:
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Some contract awarded lar...
Today run but now call for trading Halt? Why?
Barcalo ( Date: 02-Jan-2026 15:29) Posted:
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Suddenly trading Halt?
1 year revenue is only about 150m. Order book is currently 781m. Amazing!
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/T8Y0N02FEG5SXGMH/f56f3668aeaccf55fa8a66f646d0699d3a3121e3229192c51489495acbd936bc
Someone is collecting.
860,500 at 0.32 scooped up around 3pm. Why?
A good analysis on Sanli. Limitations is the thin profit margin. Need to find a way to reduce operating cost to improve the bottom line.
https://www.investingnote.com/posts/2988914
Look at the fake queue waiting at 0.315. 😂
Placement with a purpose. Order book already has over S$781m worth of projects.
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/T8Y0N02FEG5SXGMH/f56f3668aeaccf55fa8a66f646d0699d3a3121e3229192c51489495acbd936bc
Heavily Manipulated share.
joe1991 ( Date: 11-Dec-2025 16:40) Posted:
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Any up move will invite bb to offload their placement shares.
For_The_Next_Leg ( Date: 11-Dec-2025 16:31) Posted:
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The record order book will be pivotal for Sanli in 2026.
" The group&rsquo s order book has reached a fresh high of S$781.5 million, with the addition of a new project it secured in November from Singapore&rsquo s national water agency PUB that has a contract value of S$205 million."
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/sanli-environmental-raises-about-s10-million-placement-amid-record-order-book
Manipulated.
Why Sanli and Soilbuild Construction are among CGS&rsquo s Top S' pore Small-Cap Picks for 2026
CGS International covers about 35 small-cap stocks below US$1 billion market cap, of which 4 made it to its top picks for 2026.
The are &mdash BRC Asia, CSE Global, Sanli Environment, and Soilbuild Construction.
Sanli Environmental: Mega Water Wins
Sanli Environmental, a recent addition to CGS&rsquo s top small-cap list, specializes in water and waste management&mdash a sector with strong government backing in Singapore.
The target price is S$0.47.
Sanli CEOSim Hock Heng4.25
Sanli CEO Sim Hock Heng
Sanli is currently sitting on a record outstanding order book of S$781.5m, providing strong revenue visibility for the next five years.
This figure includes two massive, newly awarded contracts: a S$281m LTA contract for the Cross Island Line and a S$205m PUB contract for the Changi NEWater Factory development.
To manage the execution and financing of these mega-projects, Sanli is strategically entering into joint ventures, holding a 51% majority stake, which helps mitigate operational risk.
This successful strategy is anticipated to drive strong earnings growth, with a projected S$5.6 million profit for FY26 (ending March) and S$10.1 million for FY27.
Soilbuild Construction: Industrial Growth Engine
Soilbuild, another fresh face on CGS&rsquo s top picks list, is given a target price of S$4.21.
As an industrial-building specialist, it&rsquo s not just building anything it specialises in high-tech, green-certified facilities.
Soilbuild Constructions CEOLim Han Ren
CEO Lim Han Ren
The company currently boasts an order book of S$1.19bn (as of Jun 25), guaranteeing 2&ndash 3 years of earnings visibility.
We are talking about large projects such as the landmark S$647.5m PSA Supply Chain Hub @ Tuas project, which is expected to contribute an outsized 30&ndash 45% of FY26-27F revenue.
Beyond the construction pipeline, there are two exciting catalysts.
Firstly, Soilbuild' s precast division grew 77.3% in 1H25, and management is exploring a potential spin-off and listing of this business.
Secondly, Soilbuild is projected to shift to a net cash position starting in 2H25F, supporting a higher dividend payout ratio moving forward.
Trading at an undemanding 7.5x FY26F P/E compared to its peers' average of 9.2x, CGS views any recent share price weakness as an attractive entry point.