Chinese enterprises have established overseas brands and promoted Chinese standards and equipment to go global. Recently, CEEC Gezhouba International Company signed two new overseas cooperation projects, making positive contributions to the improvement of local infrastructure and people's well-being.

Sabah State Sibidan Pier Project, Malaysia

On July 8, 2023, CEEC Gezhouba International Company signed a contract agreement with Sabah Spectrum Company in Malaysia for the Sabah State Sprite Pier Project, achieving a new breakthrough in the development of the company's non electrical business market in Malaysia.

The project is located in the Oil and Gas Industrial Park in Sibidan District, Sabah, Malaysia. The project consists of two parts: ground foundation and upper facilities, mainly including 100 acres of sand reclamation, a 4km long dock, 20 acres of container deck, and a 150m long building × A 20m channel bridge.

In recent years, CEEC Gezhouba International Company has focused on its main business in Malaysia to seek development and build new advantages. While continuing to deeply cultivate the traditional power sector, it has also adapted to the market situation, actively innovated its business models, and continuously expanded its business areas. With a total contract signing of over 10 billion yuan, its China Africa electricity business has accounted for more than half, effectively promoting the deepening and sustainable development of the Malaysian market.

Cash exchange project of Tambobamba Hospital in Peru

Recently, Gezhouba International successfully signed the spot exchange project of Tambobamba Hospital in Department of Apurímac, Peru. The project aims to improve the medical infrastructure conditions in the region, improve the medical and health service level in the Cotabamba region of Department of Apurímac, Peru, and solve the problems such as the lack of local medical resources and the difficulty of patients to see doctors, so as to benefit the local residents of Peru.

The project is located in Tambobamba City, Department of Apurímac, Peru, about 1100 kilometers away from the capital Lima. The project duration is 600 days, and the engineering content includes the construction and installation of the main structure, decoration, sanitation facilities, electrical devices, machinery, communication devices, etc. The completed project will replace the previous health center.Editor/Ma Xue