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Doosan Heavy wins $510 mln UAE equipment order

Fri May 4, 2007 1:06am EDT

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SEOUL, May 4 (Reuters) - South Korea's Doosan Heavy Industries Co. (034020.KS) said on Friday it has won a 473.1 billion won ($510.5 million) order to provide equipment for a power plant being built in the United Arab Emirates.

Doosan said in a filing with the Korea Exchange it has agreed with Dubai Electricity and Water Authority to provide the equipment by December 2010.

($1=926.7 Won)

((Reporting by Kim Soyoung, editing by Sei Chong; soyoung.kim@reuters.com; Reuters Messaging: soyoung.kim.reuters.com@reuters.net;+82-2-3704-5643)) Keywords: DOOSANHEAVY ORDER/

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