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Hong Kong’s MTR Corp wins bid as part of group to build new Sydney station, properties

Hong Kong’s MTR Corp wins bid as part of group to build new Sydney station, properties
South China Morning Post Tuesday 08 September 2026, 06:41 UTC By Cannix Yau 1 min read
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Hong Kong rail giant the MTR Corporation has won a bid as part of a consortium to design and build a metro station and develop property in Sydney’s second central business district in Australia. The corporation said on Tuesday that it and its two partners – both subsidiaries of Malaysian engineering firm and developer Gamuda Berhad – won the bid as the joint-venture Riverside Link Consortium, with Australian media reporting the deal was worth A$880 million (HK$4.99 billion). The deal is a...

Hong Kong rail giant the MTR Corporation has won a bid as part of a consortium to design and build a metro station and develop property in Sydney’s second central business district in Australia. The corporation said on Tuesday that it and its two partners – both subsidiaries of Malaysian engineering firm and developer Gamuda Berhad – won the bid as the joint-venture Riverside Link Consortium, with Australian media reporting the deal was worth A$880 million (HK$4.99 billion). The deal is a major... [Image text:] Parramattia
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