Building a bridge substantially improves the flow of people and goods. Our first construction of the long span bridge abroad was the Terrengganu Bridge in Malaysia in 1989. Since then, we have built many bridges in various Asian countries, including Vietnam, the Philippines, Laos, and Bangladesh.

Over the years, we have been playing our part in the progress of Africa by developing infrastructure that supports economic growth of African countries such as transportation networks, water supply facilities, fishing ports, and meteorological radars, etc.

Partnerships to construct health-care facilities that support people’s well-being is a particularly meaningful business activity for Shimizu, whose credo is the Analects and the Abacus. With the know-how developed in Japan, we have worked on numerous projects outside Japan as well.

For half a century since our entry into the US market, we have been supported by many clients in developing our business in North America. Currently, with the regional management company Shimizu America based in Atlanta, Georgia, our company is engaging in construction, plant engineering, investment and development businesses in the U.S. as well as in Mexico.

Since its independence in 1965, Singapore has been promoting high-rises to make the most of the land. Under strong government’s leadership, it has been continuing to expand vertically.
After half a century it has become one of the most advanced city-states in the world.

Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, has long been known as one of the world’s most congested cities. The mass rapid transit system (MRT) is being extended to solve this issue.