CITIC Construction is a global integrated service provider in the engineering field. Its business scope includes the construction of housing, infrastructure and industrial facilities, while actively seeking development opportunities in agriculture, resources and energy sectors. Its overseas business covers more than 20 countries and regions, while its domestic business focuses on key regions such as the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, the Yangtze River Economic Belt, the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, and the Hainan Free Trade Zone. In recent years, it has implemented multiple large-scale projects under the industry-city integration model.
In 2025, CITIC Construction deepened its presence in key overseas markets and deeply integrated into major national regional development strategies. It achieved new results in market expansion and project implementation, earning the title of Class A Enterprise in the international engineering contracting industry.
Efficient implementation of large-scale international projects. Two highway reconstruction projects in Kazakhstan were completed and handed over; the asphalt plant reconstruction project was completed and put into operation ahead of schedule; the interchange of the 84km Highway Project of the eastern section of Algeria was opened to traffic; the Futungo community project in Angola met pre-sale conditions; and the Kipushi zinc mine project in the Democratic Republic of the Congo was handed over. CITIC Construction also completed contract signing for projects, with the Khuzam community housing in Saudi Arabia and five housing construction projects in the UAE becoming effective and commencing construction all within the same year.
Integration into national and regional development strategies. All domestic PPP projects passed government performance assessments. 26 projects, including Phase I of the Nanjing Science and Innovation Base, were completed and delivered; four transportation projects, including the Wuhan Yangtze New Town roads, were opened to traffic; three projects, including the sewage treatment plant of the Jinan Eco-Port project, commenced operations. The Beijing Institute of Technology series of projects were recognised as Beijing Green and Safe Construction Sites and Quality (Great Wall) Structural Engineering Projects; the Shenzhen CITIC Financial Center project received the highest provincial honour for building structural quality.
Positive momentum in business growth. The Middle East market became a new highlight, with large-scale contracts signed in the field of new-type urban construction in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, laying a foundation for localised operations. Projects in multiple sectors in the Eastern European and Central Asian market continued to gain momentum and, with major engineering projects such as the gas petroleum, ethane and propane pipeline in Kazakhstan were signed or became effective. In the Latin American market, CITIC Construction tapped into projects in the livelihood sector, signing contracts for projects such as the additional procurement of train in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Efficient implementation of large-scale international projects. Two highway reconstruction projects in Kazakhstan were completed and handed over; the asphalt plant reconstruction project was completed and put into operation ahead of schedule; the interchange of the 84km Highway Project of the eastern section of Algeria was opened to traffic; the Futungo community project in Angola met pre-sale conditions; and the Kipushi zinc mine project in the Democratic Republic of the Congo was handed over. CITIC Construction also completed contract signing for projects, with the Khuzam community housing in Saudi Arabia and five housing construction projects in the UAE becoming effective and commencing construction all within the same year.
Completion of the reconstruction project for the asphalt plant in Kazakhstan and its commencement of operations
SMPP supply and installation project for the Kipushi zinc mine in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Integration into national and regional development strategies. All domestic PPP projects passed government performance assessments. 26 projects, including Phase I of the Nanjing Science and Innovation Base, were completed and delivered; four transportation projects, including the Wuhan Yangtze New Town roads, were opened to traffic; three projects, including the sewage treatment plant of the Jinan Eco-Port project, commenced operations. The Beijing Institute of Technology series of projects were recognised as Beijing Green and Safe Construction Sites and Quality (Great Wall) Structural Engineering Projects; the Shenzhen CITIC Financial Center project received the highest provincial honour for building structural quality.
Positive momentum in business growth. The Middle East market became a new highlight, with large-scale contracts signed in the field of new-type urban construction in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, laying a foundation for localised operations. Projects in multiple sectors in the Eastern European and Central Asian market continued to gain momentum and, with major engineering projects such as the gas petroleum, ethane and propane pipeline in Kazakhstan were signed or became effective. In the Latin American market, CITIC Construction tapped into projects in the livelihood sector, signing contracts for projects such as the additional procurement of train in Buenos Aires, Argentina.