China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC)
China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) is a subsidiary of China Communications Construction Company Limited (CCCC), a prominent state-owned company in China. CHEC specializes in maritime infrastructure construction and development, including ports, harbors, and related facilities.
CHEC has a strong presence in Africa and has been actively involved in various construction projects across the continent. The company's expertise, technical capabilities, and commitment to quality construction have contributed to its success in Africa's maritime sector.
One of CHEC's notable areas of involvement in Africa is port development. The company has undertaken significant projects related to the construction, expansion, and rehabilitation of ports and harbors in various African countries. These projects aim to enhance maritime connectivity, boost trade, and support economic growth in the region.
For instance, CHEC has been actively engaged in the development of the Port of Djibouti, a crucial logistics and transshipment hub located at the crossroads of Africa, Asia, and Europe. CHEC's involvement has included the construction of new terminals, port facilities, and infrastructure upgrades to accommodate growing trade volumes.
CHEC has also been involved in other port development projects in Africa, such as the construction of ports in Kenya, Tanzania, Cameroon, and other coastal nations. These projects have had a significant impact on improving port efficiency, expanding capacity, and promoting regional trade integration.
Additionally, CHEC's expertise extends to other maritime infrastructure projects, including coastal protection, land reclamation, and offshore engineering. The company has been involved in projects that enhance coastal resilience, protect against erosion, and promote sustainable development of coastal areas.
Founded: 2005
Headquarters: Beijing, China
Office in Africa: Icon House, Plot 999F, Idejo/Danmole Street, Lagos, Nigeria.
Website: https://www.chec.bj.cn/
