China Communications Construction

China Communications Construction Company Limited, known as CCCC, is an infrastructure builder headquartered in Beijing. It designs and constructs transport works such as bridges, ports, railways, expressways and canals, both in China and across Asia, Africa and South America.

What China Communications Construction offers

• Bridges: sea crossings and river bridges, including the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, a 55 km sea link.
• Ports: deep-water ports such as Yangshan Port in Shanghai and Chancay Port in Peru, plus Port City Colombo in Sri Lanka under a concession agreement.
• Railways: rail lines including the Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway, built by subsidiary China Road and Bridge, and the East Coast Rail Link in Malaysia.
• Roads and expressways: highway projects such as the Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville Expressway in Cambodia.
• Waterways: canal works, with the Pinglu Canal now operational.

Customers and markets

CCCC builds for governments and public bodies; for example, it signed its Port City Colombo agreement with the Sri Lankan ports and shipping ministry. Its projects also include training programmes for local students in Malaysia and Guinea.

Key facts

• Based in: Beijing, China
• Other focus areas: sustainability, safety and occupational health, and disaster relief