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Project Installations: Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand* Golf Soccer Other Ayutthaya Golf Club Alpine Football Camp Training Circuit Makati Kart Racing Track Ayutthaya, Thailand Bangkok, Thailand Makati City, Philippines Lakewood Country Club Ateneo Football Club Crystal Car Park Samut Prakan, Thailand Quezon City, Philippines Bangkok, Thailand Thana City Golf & Sport Club Bangkok Soccer Academy Singapore Hydro-Desulfurization Bangkok, Thailand Bangkok, Thailand Plant Yellow Bamboo Golf Binan City Football & Track Oval Jurong Island, Singapore Driving Range Binan, Philippines Singapore Indian Association Bangkok, Thailand Chainat Football Club Cricket Ground Chainat, Thailand Singapore, Singapore Indoor Chaiyaphum Physical Education U-Tapao International Airport Apron College Chonburi, Thailand Bangkok Patana School Bangkok, Thailand Chaiyaphum, Thailand Water Sports Philippine Arena Chankasem University Soccer Bocaue, Philippines Bangkok, Thailand Phuket Cable Ski Royal Bangkok Sport Club Tennis Chiang Rai United Stadium Phuket, Thailand Bangkok, Thailand Chiang, Thailand Phuket Wake Park Club United PH Thalang, Thailand Multi-Purpose Paranque, Philippines Thai Wake Park Bangbon Sport Center Davao Oriental State University Bangkok, Thailand Bangkok, Thailand Mati, Philippines Singapore Wake Park Brent International School Soccer KMUT Stadium Rayong Campus** Singapore, Singapore and Multi-Field Rayong, Thailand Zanook Wake Park Binan, Philippines Nakhon Ratchasima Rajabhat Bangkok, Thailand Mahasamutr Sports Complex University** Prachup Kirikan, Thailand Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand Tennis Philippines Stadium Sports Complex Philsports Arena Soccer Field Alviera Country Club Bocaue, Philippines Metro Manila, Philippines Porac Pampanga, Philippines RBSC Multi-Purpose Field Ratchaburi Mithpol FC Brent Covered Tennis Ratchaburi, Thailand Binan, Philippines Bangkok, Thailand Thailand National Stadium Rizal Memorial Soccer Stadium Brent International School Tennis Bangkok, Thailand Manila, Philippines Binan, Philippines Colegio San Agustin Bulcan Tennis Samui United Maralaina Soccer Uttaradit Rajabhat University Field San Jose del Monte City, Philippines Uttaradit, Thailand Field Surat Thani, Thailand Hua Hin Tennis Complex Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand Siam Navy Football Club Chonburi, Thailand Kaliksi Tennis Pavilion Palawan, Philippines Singhaburi Municipal Stadium Sing Buri, Thailand Sukhothai FC Sukhothai, Thailand University of the Philippines Dillman Soccer Manila, Philippines Winit Soccer Field Ayuthaya, Thailand *Partial listing **Under Construction LED Musco Sports Lighting, LLC 2012, 2021 • M-1213-en04-6 www.musco.com • [email protected] .

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