Its role EPC
Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC, also known as CCIC; legal name: شركة المقاولين المتحدين) is a privately held engineering and construction group founded in the Middle East with global operations. The company executes large, complex projects for the energy and industrial sectors.
CCC provides end-to-end EPC services spanning engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning. Its portfolio includes oil and gas production facilities, refineries, petrochemical and polymer plants, gas processing and separation units, pipelines, storage terminals, utilities and offsites, and related industrial infrastructure. The company also offers project management, modular fabrication, and maintenance support.
Active across the Middle East, North Africa, and Central Asia, as well as other international markets, CCC works with national oil companies, international energy firms, and petrochemical operators to deliver greenfield and brownfield projects.
Also known as Consolidated Contractors Company WLL, CCC, CCC by Honeywell, and Honeywell CCC.
chemXplore tracks 3 projects involving CCIC, of which 3 are active.
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Strong H1 profits and cash flow; Q2 free cash flow hit by $13.6bn working-capital build. Dividend declared and key upstream/gas projects on track for 2026–27 completion.
£1.325bn cash deal expands catalyst portfolio across refining, petrochemicals and renewable fuels; integrates catalyst expertise with automation and digital offerings for end-to-end solutions.
The contract covers two LNG mega-trains, gas treatment, and CCS facilities. First LNG cargo is expected by 2031, enhancing Qatar's LNG capacity and environmental performance.
The contract involves building two LNG mega trains, boosting Qatar's LNG capacity from 77 to 142 MTPA, and capturing 2.2 MTPA of CO2 with NFS and NFW projects.
The Tengiz Gas Separation Complex aims to recover 98% ethane, supporting local industry and community development through a forum with 400 Kazakh companies.
Ground‑breaking starts works on Tengiz Gas Separation Complex; facility targets ≥98% ethane recovery and will feed Silleno II polyethylene output; about 400 Kazakh firms attended the supply‑chain forum.
The Tengiz Gas Separation Complex will support the Silleno petrochemical plant, enhancing Kazakhstan's industrial growth with advanced gas and petrochemical technology. Completion by Q1 2029.
Plans to boost LNG output to 160 mtpa, bring first NFE train online mid next year, start major ethane crackers in early 2027, and expand petrochemical capacity with CPChem.
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