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Trades about 81% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
CTR Holdings Limited is a construction contractor specializing in structural engineering and wet architectural projects for both public and private sectors in Singapore. Its structural engineering services include reinforced concrete work, encompassing steel reinforcement, formwork erection, and concrete pouring, as well as precast installation. For wet architectural applications, the company provides masonry construction, plastering and screeding, tiling, and waterproofing solutions. CTR contributes to public infrastructure initiatives such as hospitals and MRT stations, while its private sector portfolio includes residential estates, office buildings, and data centers. The company serves various building and infrastructure project contractors, including government departments, statutory bodies, and state-controlled entities in the public sector, alongside property developers in the private sector. Established in Singapore in 2006, CTR Holdings Limited operates as a subsidiary of Brave Ocean Limited.
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