WPIL secures a major South African project worth 821 million Rand for MCWAP2 electro-mechanical works, confirming non-related-party compliance for the company.

• The contract covers complete electro-mechanical and instrumentation responsibilities for South Africa’s MCWAP2 project, enhancing WPIL’s global infrastructure execution capabilities significantly.
• The 48-month schedule supports consistent execution momentum, ensuring predictable revenues while strengthening WPIL’s presence across key African water infrastructure markets.
• WPIL states the contract avoids related-party links, upholding governance standards and boosting confidence in its expanding international engineering project portfolio.