The CSA Coke Plant Project in Brazil was building an ancillary coking plant for the Atlantic Steel Fabricators Inc. By adopting China's independently-developed clean heat recovery coking technology, the coke plant could produce 1.9million tons of coke each year. Under the contract, CITIC Construction was responsible for design, equipments & materials purchase, civil construction, installation, commissioning, examination, quality warranty and training. The project contract was signed in November 2006.

The consortium of CITIC and China Railway Construction Corporation (CRCC) won the bid for the western section and middle section of Algerian East-West Expressway in May 2006. The 359kmlong western section was opened to traffic in October 2010, and the 169km-long middle section was completed in April 2012. It was the largest

In November 2008, witnessed by then Argentine President, CITIC Construction signed a supply contract with the Transport Affairs Secretariat of the Ministry of Federal Planning, Public Investment and Services of Argentina for 45 carriages to Line A of the Buenos Aires Underground . In March 2013, all carriages were officially put into operation. Online carriages are in sound operating condition.

The contract was signed on December 15, 2005.The project was officially started on December 14, 2006 and completed for putting into commercial operation on December 29, 2010. The project was a F+EPC turnkey project with the export buyer’s credit. As the EPC general contractor, CITIC Construction signed the contract with CGTEE, a subsidiary of Eletrobras. The construction period was 48 months. It was the first large-scale EPC general contracting project undertaken by

In November 2005, CITIC Construction and the Venezuelan Ministry of Public Works and Housing officially signed an EPC contract for the Venezuelan social housing project. According to the agreement, CITIC Construction will build 20,000 apartments and corresponding

CITIC Construction and the Ministry of Public Works and Housing of Venezuela signed the contract for the FANB office building project in August 2014. The project occupies an area of 7.92 hectares and has an overall building area of 210,000 square meters. Apart from offices and dorms, each building has public facilities such as laundry room, bank, coffee house, canteen and store. Upon completion, the FANB office building can offer office space to 2,240 people and accommodate 986 people.

This project is to build a sea water desalination plant with a capacityof 10,000 metric tons per day in Isla Margarita of Venezuela, including procurement, installation, training, technical services, spare parts and operation. Adopting advanced reverse osmosis process technology, The project is one of the most important livelihood programs in Isla Margarita. The construction commenced on September 26, 2016, and will be completed on September 25, 2017.

Venezuela, as the nation boasting the largest proven oil and gas reserves in the world, enjoys rich metal and nonmetallic mineral resources. In order to identify Venezuela's geological conditions and distribution of mineral resources which would serve as a guide to national industrial layout, the Venezuelan Ministry of Energy and Mines and CITIC Construction signed the "Contract for Venezuela Nationwide Geological and Mineral Resources Survey" in September 2012. The project involves nationwide aero geophysical prospecting (aeromagnetic and aeroradioactive prospecting ) on a scale of one to 250,000, regional geochemical survey on a scale of one to 250,000, survey on and evaluation of mineral resources nationwide, mineral resource prospecting of specified categories and in specified regions, development of national geological information system and database and training of Venezuelan professionals and technicians in the field of geology and mineral resources.

The Autazes Project is a key project for Brazil in ensuring food security and agricultural development.