Recently, good news came again from WIETC's Madagascar market: the company successively won the Mahajanga Water Supply Project and the Capital Water Supply Network Renewal Project. On June 20, the company signed the Mahajanga Water Supply Project in Madagascar. Funded by the World Bank with a construction period of 24 months, the project includes the construction of one water source complex and one water distribution complex, the laying of about 110 km of transmission and distribution pipelines, the supply and installation of supporting electromechanical facilities for nine deep wells, as well as ancillary electrical, automatic control, communication, monitoring and civil works. Once completed, the project will comprehensively enhance the water supply security of Mahajanga and strongly support the sustainable development of the local city.

On June 30, the company won the bid for the Capital Water Supply Network Renewal Project in Madagascar. Located in the central area of Madagascar's capital and funded by the World Bank, the project mainly involves the renewal and upgrading of the ageing water supply network in the core urban area, radiating outward to 56 construction points. It includes the laying of 61 km of HDPE pipelines and 2.4 km of ductile iron pipelines, with a construction period of 18 months.

The implementation of these two projects marks the continuous deepening of the company's business layout in the Madagascar market, further consolidating its market position in the local water infrastructure sector.

Madagascar Zhengwei Technology Co., Ltd. — Li Chao, Fu Huiying