[Suzhou Sinoma Signed Technical Contract for Philippine Power Plant] Suzhou Zhongcai Construction Co., Ltd. and Philippines Gufeng Cement Co., Ltd. have signed a technical support contract for the production of a 10MW power plant, providing technical training, operation optimization, management improvement, and other services. The 10 MW power plant of Philippine Gufeng Cement Co., Ltd. was constructed by Suzhou Sinoma General Contracting Company and is located in Shibei, Liya, Philippines. It was put into operation in 2009. This contract signing is a solid step taken by Suzhou Sinoma in exploring the Southeast Asian market and promoting the development of diversified overseas businesses, and is also an important manifestation of continuously deepening cooperation with old customers. Editor/Ma Xue

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