China National Chemical Engineering Signs 206.1 Billion Yuan in H1 2025 Contracts Top 10 Projects Surpass 290 Billion

On July 18, China National Chemical Engineering (CNCEC) announced a record-breaking contract value for the first half of 2025, reaching 206.092 billion yuan—a slight increase from last year’s 203.569 billion yuan. Domestic deals contributed 164.608 billion yuan, while overseas contracts totaled 41.484 billion yuan, both figures holding steady compared to previous periods.

While the number of construction projects dropped sharply from 1,718 to 1,410, and chemical engineering orders fell from 1,365 to 1,189, the overall contract value remained robust. There were 55 projects each exceeding 500 million yuan in value.

The top 10 high-value new materials and chemical engineering projects include:

• 14.345 billion yuan for the Hyphen Green Hydrogen (Green Ammonia) Project in Namibia
• 4.812 billion yuan for an Indonesian soda ash EPC contract (Pupuk Kaltim, 300,000 tons/year)
• 1.796 billion yuan for Gansu Juhua’s advanced silicon-fluorine materials project (Section 4)
• 1.396 billion yuan for Wanli Tire’s overseas rubber tire construction
• 1.310 billion yuan for Gansu Juhua’s silicon-fluorine project (Section 6)
• 1.237 billion yuan for Shaanxi Yuneng’s high-end chemical new materials plant
• 1.126 billion yuan for Xinjiang Guoye’s 60,000-ton/year polyoxymethylene project
• 1.016 billion yuan for Indonesia BBP’s nitric acid and ammonium nitrate EPC
• 995 million yuan for Xinjiang Zhongxin HuanTai’s 2.6-million-ton/year coke & deep processing project
• 981 million yuan for Egypt’s 100,000-ton/year bioethanol EPC

Other major projects include Shell’s Huizhou polycarbonate line, Fujian’s 400,000-ton/year adiponitrile project, advanced material expansions in Zhejiang, and several green and low-carbon demonstration projects. Despite a dip in project numbers, CNCEC’s contract value and global footprint continue to expand, underscoring its position as an industry leader.