Recently, a construction project worth 227.5 million US dollars in Australia has been confirmed to be undertaken by Seymour Whyte contractors. The project was initiated by the New South Wales Department of Transport with the aim of widening a 3.8-kilometer road connecting Sydney Airport as part of a larger plan to build a free Sydney Gateway Expressway. This highway aims to closely connect the airport area, Botani Port, and surrounding road network with the newly completed St. Petersburg Overpass, further promoting smooth regional transportation and economic development.

At the same time, in Melbourne, Seymour Whyte (Victorian branch) also received good news, successfully winning the contract for the upgrade and renovation of Clyde Road and Bridge. The project focuses on the Prince's Highway North South Main Road in the Berwick area of southeastern Melbourne, aiming to significantly improve traffic flow and safety in the region through a series of renovation measures. The renovation includes upgrading the 1.2-kilometer section of Clyde Road, adding lanes between Prince Expressway and Kangen Avenue, widening the existing Clyde Road overpass, and upgrading the Clyde Road/Kangen Avenue intersection. In addition, shared pedestrian and bicycle lanes will be newly built and upgraded, street lights and road signs will be added, drainage systems and landscape beautification will be improved, and road facilities and service levels will be comprehensively enhanced.

It is worth noting that Seymour Whyte, as a subsidiary of French company Vinci in Australia, played a key role in the construction projects in both cities, demonstrating its profound strength and extensive influence in the field of infrastructure construction. With the advancement of these projects, not only will the local transportation conditions be greatly improved, but new vitality will also be injected into Australia's economic development. Editor/Cheng Liting