In November 2005, CITIC Construction won the bid for Township Water Supply Project in Uganda. On January 31, 2006, the project execution contract worth 9.06 million dollars was officially signed with the project proprietor of Ugandan Ministry of Water Resources and Environment. With a construction period of one year, CITIC Construction started the construction in March 2006. The main tasks of the project were to build water supply facilities such as water plants, water towers, water wells and pipelines in the three towns of Apac, Nebbi and Pakwach.

In October 2004, the CITIC Construction Consortium officially signed the general contract for the Newcastle No. 2 Coke Oven Renovation and Coal Gas Purification Project in South Africa. The plant adopted China’s proprietary coking production technologies and equipments manufactured in China. The project, as the first general contract project undertaken by a Chinese firm in South Africa, was owned by Arcelor Mittal Group, the largest steel corporation in the world. The project had been completed ahead of schedule.

In November 2007, the EPC contract for Angolan Social Housing Project Kilamba Kiaxi Phase I was signed. With an overall building area of 3.31 million square meters, this project was the largest overseas housing project undertaken by a Chinese company under EPC contract model.

Located to the south of the first phase of the K.K. Project in the southern suburbs of Angola’s Luanda Province, it is the major municipal project of the first batch of 10,000 projects under the second phase of the K.K. Project. With a planned area of 249 hectares, a contract amount of 607 million dollars and a contract period of 28 months, the project includes roads, water supply and drainage system, sewage system, electric lighting system, reclaimed water system, afforestation, traffic signal, natural gas system, telecommunication system and out-of-redline projects. The project was signed on December 21, 2015.

Angolan National Tourist Area Project is located in Futungo de Belas district in the southern Luanda, capital of Angola. The location, where the Angolan government was situated, is one of the most important cultural shrine in Luanda and enjoys convenient transportation. An upscale community with residence, business, hotel, entertainment and culture facilities would be built in the district. Angolan President José Eduardo dos Santos laid the cornerstone for the project in person on July 11, 2011.

On May 26, 2011, the Consortium consisting of the CITIC Construction and China Academy of Urban Planning and Design (CAUPD) and Luanda government of Angola finally signed the Service Contract on Municipal Planning for Kilamba Kiaxi and BELAS of Angola's Luanda. According to the agreement, entrusted by the Angolan side, the Consortium made up of CITIC Construction and CAUPD will conduct a strategic study on the big development picture of Angolan cities, make overall planning for cross-regional development of Kilamba Kiaxi and BELAS, formulate a municipal plan for the overall design of the new city, detailed plans as well as planning of cities in major regions and undertake a number of other tasks. The agreement marks another leapfrog in the cooperation between CITIC Construction and Angola.

CITIC (Angola) Aluminium Extrudate Plant is jointly invested by CITIC Construction and CITIC Bohai Aluminium Industries Holding Company Limited. The project, with an investment of $40 million, has an overall planed area of 20 hectares. The factory is expected to produce 10,000 ton of aluminium extrudates used for door and window frames, curtain walls and power industry each year. As the largest extrudate factory in Angola, the project is a miniature of China-Africa capacity cooperation. It will substantially relieve the pressure of Angola's domestic demand for aluminium extrudates and facilitate the country's industrialization.

The Angolan Ministry of Agriculture signed contracts for Malanje agricultural project and Uige agricultural project respectively on October 29, 2010 and May 8, 2011 with CITIC Construction. These two projects, officially commenced on October 14, 2011 and May 22, 2012 respectively, will be completed in 5 years. The contract involves farm construction, scientific service system building, agricultural technology promotion, laboratory construction and local personnel training.

In August 2012, CITIC Construction won the bid for geological survey on one quarter of the Angolan territory (covering 310,000 square kilometers in northwest region and Cabinda province ) , as announced by the Geological Institute of the Angolan Ministry of Geology, Mines and Industry. The categories and distribution of mineral resources in Angola will be explored through the geological survey, which will provide elemental information for minerals exploitation and rapid economic development in Angola

IGEO infrastructure project is the basic infrastructure construction and laboratorial technique services that provides scientific research assurance for the Angola geological survey project. It offers a systematic, solid and comprehensive platform for Angola’s national geological work. When completed, IGEO will be the main body of Angola’s national geological science and technology system. The IGEO will carry out data test and analysis in such fields as regional geology, mineral geology, hydrogeology and geochemical exploration. The contract was officially signed on December 12, 2013, with the total amount of USD 62.5 million. Started on October 15, 2015, the project construction will last for 48 months as stipulated in the contract.