Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation (ECWC) provided financial assistance of 5 thousand birr to each of 120 infirm and elderly diners of Tesifa Birhan Food Center for the 2017 Ethiopian New Year holiday, for a total of 600 thousand birr.

For the past three years, the corporation has been providing financial and in-kind support to up to 200 infirm and elderly residents of Yeka Sub-City Woreda 9 by providing lunch and tea and coffee every day, as well as providing financial and in-kind support for various festivals, according to the coordinator of the center, Ato Abrham Hirpo.

Ato Yohannes G/Tsadiq, Director of Student Food Quality Control in the Addis Ababa City Administration Food Agency, attended the support ceremony and he thanked the corporation for the support. He also sent a congratulatory message to the diners, and he wished the New Year to be a year

A newly constructed residential building aimed at supporting low-income individuals in Yeka Sub-City, District 09, was officially inaugurated. The project, spearheaded by the Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation, was completed in a short time to provide much-needed housing and income-generating opportunities for vulnerable groups.

Prominent figures including FDRE Minister of Labor and Skills, Mrs. Muferiat Kamil, Addis Ababa Mayor Mrs. Adanech Abiebie, Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation CEO Engineer Yonas Ayalew, and Yeka Sub-City CEO Mr. Brehanu Reta attended the ceremony.

During the event, Mrs. Muferiat and Mrs. Adanech expressed their gratitude to the corporation for its commitment to helping low income residents. They highlighted the importance of such projects in fostering social inclusion and supporting low-income families.

The residential building includes a 4-storey residential block, a workshop, 14 shops, 24 studios, 10 one-bedroom apartments, and 20 two-bedroom apartments. With a total cost of 328.4 million birr, the project was funded 60% by the Ministry of Labor and Skills and 40% by the Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation. The initiative is part of a broader effort to fulfill the corporation's social responsibility towards low-income communities in Addis Ababa.

The Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation is participating in the African Cities Forum, organized by Ethiopia for the first time. The forum is being held under the theme "Sustainable Urban Development for Africa's Transformation Agenda 2063," and coincides with the commemoration of Adwa Victory, where the corporation is promoting its products and services.

The forum includes notable attendees such as Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh, Addis Ababa Mayor Adanech Abiebie, representatives from over 47 African countries, mayors of African cities, religious leaders, elders, scholars, researchers, and other stakeholders.

In this forum, Ethiopian cities are sharing their experiences with African counterparts, and the Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation is actively participating in this forum.

Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation (ECC) has secured over 11.8billion birr in revenue during 2016EFY. 

Addressing an annual performance appraisal meeting held on 31 August 2024 Chief Executive Officer of the Corporation, Engineer Yonas Ayalew said the corporation has managed to obtain the stated sum during the last budget year.

He said the corporation amassed over 1.3 billion birr gross profit from the various construction and other business endeavors over the stated period, which is over 100 percent of its target set for the year.

The annual BSC average performance of the corporation reached 95.4 percent in the 2016 Ethiopian fiscal year.

We are excited to announce that the Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation (ECC) is partnering with Kam Ceramic to establish a cutting-edge ceramic factory, set to begin production in October 2024. This collaboration is a significant step forward in boosting local manufacturing capacity and reducing reliance on imported ceramics.

The factory, once fully operational, will have the capacity to produce 18,400 square meters of various wall and floor ceramic products daily. This project not only supports Ethiopia's construction industry but also aligns with our broader vision of fostering sustainable industrial growth in the country.

Moreover, the factory will create job opportunities for 1,200 citizens, contributing to local economic development and skill enhancement.

At ECC, we are proud to be part of such impactful projects that drive national progress and self-reliance. Together with Kam Ceramic, we are committed to delivering high-quality products that meet the growing demands of Ethiopia's construction sector.

Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation (ECWC) leaders and workers planted more than 10,000 saplings at Karsa Secondary School in Mojo.

Engineer Yonas Ayalew, the CEO of the corporation, conveyed his message that apart from the plantation, there is a need to plant and strengthen national brotherhood and unity in the plantation program, which was held under the theme of  ``a nation  plants,  a generation  strengthens.''

The program was attended by senior officials of the federal government, the mayor of Modjo city administration, Abagedas, Hade Sinikes, artists, community activists, comedians and famous personalities.

The program was jointly organized by ECCC, Mojo City Administration and Green Wave Alliance.