Announced details
Each hat-shaped steel sheet pile is 900 mm wide. A total length of 520 m was installed using 580 steel sheet piles from July 2025 to February 2026.
The method has been adopted in more than 40 countries and regions. A total of 6 hat-shaped steel sheet pile press-in machines capable of handling hard ground were sold over the past year.
Mittri Engineering Pte. Ltd. is a member company of “GTOSS™ ASIA,” operated by the Company's group. Giken Seisakusho Asia provided technical support from planning through on-site construction, and employees of Mittri Engineering received training at Japan's “Press-In Dojo,” a press-in construction training facility.
Sport Singapore is the project owner. Koh Brothers Building & Civil Engineering Construction Pte. Ltd. is the general contractor. Mittri Engineering Pte. Ltd. is the construction contractor and a member company of “GTOSS™ ASIA.” Its location, representative, capital and year of establishment are not provided.
Singapore, Toa Payoh (near Lorong 6 Toa Payoh)
No information on the impact on financial performance is provided.
The company does not address Contract Value / Offering price.
Sport Singapore (provided images of the completed project). No source organization or survey name is provided for the outlook for growth in Singapore's construction industry.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Names of Products / Services Covered | Pile press-in and extraction machine “Silent Piler™”, Hard Ground Clear Method, Hat-shaped steel sheet piles, GTOSS™ ASIA |
| Counterparty | Sport Singapore, Koh Brothers Building & Civil Engineering Construction Pte. Ltd., Mittri Engineering Pte. Ltd. |
| Counterparty overview | Sport Singapore is the project owner. Koh Brothers Building & Civil Engineering Construction Pte. Ltd. is the general contractor. Mittri Engineering Pte. Ltd. is the construction contractor and a member company of “GTOSS™ ASIA.” Its location, representative, capital and year of establishment are not provided. |
| Relationship with the Company | Mittri Engineering Pte. Ltd. is a member company of “GTOSS™ ASIA,” operated by the Company's group. Giken Seisakusho Asia provided technical support from planning through on-site construction, and employees of Mittri Engineering received training at Japan's “Press-In Dojo,” a press-in construction training facility. |
| Launch date | July 2025 to February 2026 (period during which press-in construction was carried out; track record) |
| Applicable area | Road tunnel construction, Subway renovation, Sports facility development, Transportation Infrastructure, Environmental infrastructure, Urban Redevelopment, Earth-retaining construction in urban areas |
| Location | Singapore, Toa Payoh (near Lorong 6 Toa Payoh) |
| Location scale | Total length of 520 m and 580 steel sheet piles. Completion of the multipurpose sports complex is scheduled for 2030. |
| Quantitative Effects | Each hat-shaped steel sheet pile is 900 mm wide. A total length of 520 m was installed using 580 steel sheet piles from July 2025 to February 2026. |
| Usage history | The method has been adopted in more than 40 countries and regions. A total of 6 hat-shaped steel sheet pile press-in machines capable of handling hard ground were sold over the past year. |
| Impact on Business Performance | No information on the impact on financial performance is provided. |
| Source | Sport Singapore (provided images of the completed project). No source organization or survey name is provided for the outlook for growth in Singapore's construction industry. |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.Demand is increasing as the method is recognized for its low vibration, low noise, safety, vertical accuracy, ability to handle hard ground, and construction efficiency using 900 mm-wide hat-shaped steel sheet piles, amid the development of transportation and environmental infrastructure and urban redevelopment.