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China’s Kastar to Showcase MS Polymer Sealant Technology at Dubai Big 5 Global

Chinese sealant producer Kastar announced it will present its silane-modified polymer sealant technology at The Big 5 Global 2026 at the Dubai World Trade Centre. The company plans to showcase multi-purpose and fast-drying MS polymer sealants to international building materials buyers and distributors. Kastar will also promote OEM and ODM customization backed by five production facilities covering 150,000 square meters in China.

China–UAE News
Source: Smart Water Magazine

Dubai Awards AED 3 Billion in Phase 3 Tasreef Drainage Contracts

Dubai Municipality has awarded four contracts valued at AED 3 billion ($817 million) for Phase 3 of the Tasreef stormwater programme. The work will add approximately 100 kilometres of main drainage lines covering nearly 100 square kilometres across 11 districts. Participating contractors include China State Construction Engineering Corporation alongside local construction firms.

China–UAE News
Source: Seetao

Chinese Firm BHT Consortium Wins EPC Deal for Sharjah Sewage Plant

A joint consortium including Chinese environmental engineering firm BHT and American water purification partners has secured an EPC contract for a sewage treatment plant in Sharjah's Hamriyah region. The facility aims to enhance local wastewater processing and manage urban and industrial effluent. Specific contract values and timelines have not been publicly disclosed.

Industry News
Source: Gulf Business

Dubai Awards Dhs3bn in Contracts for 100km Stormwater Drainage Network

Dubai Municipality has awarded contracts worth Dhs3 billion for four stormwater drainage projects under Phase 3 of its Dhs30 billion Tasreef programme. The works involve the construction and extension of around 100 kilometres of main drainage lines covering nearly 100 square kilometres across the emirate. The project is designed to enhance urban climate resilience and boost the city's stormwater drainage capacity by 700 per cent.

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