Originated from the Foreign Aid Office of the Ministry of Transport of China and as a pioneer engineering contracting company in China, CRBC has a history of nearly 60 years since it carried out its first aid task in 1958.
CRBC expands its business scope, ranging from road, bridge, port, tunnel, railway, municipal works, dredging, airport to investment and trade.
CRBC has established relevant branches in nearly 60 countries and regions spreading from Asia, Africa to Europe and America.
With the important contributions it makes to the infrastructure construction of China and other projects in host countries, CRBC constantly attracts the attention and affirmation of leaders of China and other relevant countries.
CRBC actively fulfills its social responsibility, and seeks for a benign interaction and integrative development of the enterprise, society and environment.
CRBC insists on the localized management, lays stress on recruiting and cultivating local employees.
Kem Batalion Ke-8 Pasukan Gerak Am (PGA) at Kota Bharu, Kelantan. The project involved the construction of staff accommodation facilities for 8th Battalion General Task Force of Malaysian Royal Police at Kota Bharu, Kelantan.
Kem Pasukan Gerak Am (PGA) Briged Tenggara at Kuantan, Pahang. The project involved the construction of staff accommodation facilities for General Task Force Brigade of Royal Malaysian Police under the Ministry of Internal Security, Malaysia.
The Kampar Sports Complex which was developed for Ministry of Youth and Sports Malaysia provides wide range of youth and sports facilities for the convenience of rural communities within the District of Kampar, Perak in the north of West Malaysia.
Teacher Training Institute - Tawau Campus (formerly known as Tawau Teacher’s Training College) is located in Tawau, Sabah of East Malaysia.
Real Construction Scene of Angola Cabinda University Project
Earthworks and construction of infrastructure for the Puspahanas Centre project at Putrajaya. CRBC was awarded the Phase 1 of the project which involved bulk earthworks and construction of infrastructure within the 50-acres site.
