May 10 (Reuters) - SIA Engineering Company Ltd :
* FY PROFIT ATTRIBUTABLE S$97.1 MILLION VERSUS S$66.4 MILLION
* FY REVENUE S$1,094.2 MILLION VERSUS S$796.0 MILLION Further company coverage:
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