In December 2005, CITIC Construction and Sinar Mas Group jointly signed the first EPC contract for Sinar Mas Group’s Palm Plantation Project in Indonesia. The project, involving an 10,000-hectare palm garden, consists of palm planting and building crude palm oil processing factories. It was by then the first EPC contract Chinese enterprises had signed and completed in palm growing and processing.

In August 2004, CITIC Construction and TTK signed an EPC general contract for two coalmine lifting system projects (i.e., Turkey Karadon Coalmine Newly-built Auxiliary Shaft Lifting System Project and Kuzilu Coalmine No.1 Shaft Lifting System Project). CITIC Construction was responsible for the design, equipments procurement, installation, commissioning and civil construction of the hoist room and the shaft house. CITIC Heavy Machinery Inc. supplied core equipments for the project. The Coalmine Lifting System Project in Turkey is the first project of its kind ever built by a Chinese company in Turkey's coalmine industry as a general contractor for design, sourcing, and construction. It was also a successful effort as a result of the close cooperation between CITIC Group's subordinate enterprises and the exertion of the group's strong points to open up the international market. So far, the completion acceptance for both projects has concluded ahead of schedule and both projects are running well.

In 1990, CITIC Construction undertook the construction of Nong Palai Water Dam in Thailand, which was built for supplying industrial water. The project was made up of three parts, namely, a homogenous earth dam, the spillway, and a drinking water project, on a shale groundsill. In the project, the crest elevation was EL49 meters, the normal water-retaining level was NWL45 meters and the dead water level was LWL45 meters. At the end of November 1992, the water diversion work was completed. At the end of April 1993, the dam and spillway construction was completed.

Located in the middle of Myanmar, Myanmar Multifunctional Diesel Engine Plant Project is owned by the Automobile and Diesel Engine Industry Bureau of Myanmar No. 2 Industry Ministry. The contract of the plant with designed annual production capacity of 700 units TBD234 diesel engines was signed in October 2004. As a "Financing plus EPC" turnkey project, the project was China's largest general contract project in the machining industry in Southeast Asia. In September 2010, the certificate of completion was granted to the project.

On February 29, 2016, CITIC Construction signed an EPC contract for the 230kV substation expansion project in Yangon of Myanmar with Myanmar Electric Power Enterprise, laying a sound foundation for CITIC Construction to further explore the Myanmar market.

The project has a total floor area of 330 thousand square meters and a height of 189 meters.

The project is situated in the center of CBD in Colombo, Sri Lanka.

Located in Seogwipo, Chejudo, South Korea, the project is comprised of tourism resort, marketable apartment hotel, and a hot spring SPA center.

The project, covering a total construction area of 33,500 square meters, includes the building of 376 apartments with attached swimming pools. The duration of the contract is 18 months. The project began on August 22, 2017.