(Sharecast News) - Security and surveillance systems designer Synectics said on Monday that it has scored a roughly £1.0m contract for the Dos Bocas refinery in south-eastern Mexico.
Synectics stated that both the firm and its integration partner, Mathieson Elco, had been awarded the contract by Samsung Engineering to provide safety monitoring and surveillance equipment for Dos Bocas.
The AIM-listed group said the project, based on its recently-released COEX C3000 4K camera stations, would be completed "early in 2022" with delivery commencing later in the current year.
Chief executive Paul Webb said: "This award reflects our commitment to meet customer requirements with camera solutions that deliver exceptional image quality, technological innovation, and the specification flexibility we know the market demands."
As of 1035 BST, Synectics shares were down 0.86% at 115.0p.
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