Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation Participates in African Cities Forum
Date: Sep 4, 2024
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.
ECC secures 11.8 billion birr in revenue
Date: Sep 2, 2024
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.
ECC Collaborates with Kam Ceramic to Build a State-of-the-Art Ceramic Factory
Date: Aug 21, 2024
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.
Leaders and employees of the corporation left their green footprint in Modjo City
Date: Aug 12, 2024
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.
Mayor inaugurates new fountain in Akaki kality Sub-City
Date: Aug 6, 2024
Addis Ababa Mayor Adanech Abebe officially inaugurated a newly constructed fountain in Akaki Kality Sub-City, an initiative led by the Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation (ECC). This new public amenity aims to enhance the recreational and aesthetic appeal of the area.
In her remarks, Mayor Adanech Abebe highlighted the fountain as part of a broader effort by the city administration to beautify Addis Ababa and improve livability. She noted that this development complements ongoing corridor projects and reflects the collaborative efforts of both private and government entities.
Mayor Adanech also acknowledged similar contributions by Brothers Construction and Asser Construction, who funded and built fountains under the Bole Rwanda Bridge, further enhancing public spaces for residents' enjoyment.
Expressing her gratitude, the Mayor thanked ECC, Brothers Construction, and Asser Construction for their commitment to urban improvement. She encouraged other private and government organizations to follow these kinds of exemplary efforts and contribute to making the city more comfortable and appealing for its residents.
ECC celebrates graduation of 76 future project managers
Date: Aug 6, 2024
The Ethiopian Construction Works Corporation (ECC) proudly graduates 76 future project managers in a ceremony attended by key dignitaries and officials.
The graduation event was graced by Honorable Engineer Aisha Mohamed, Minister of Defense and Chairperson of the Corporation's Board; Honorable Abdurrahman Eid Tahir, Chief Executive Officer of Ethiopian Investment Holdings; Engineer Yonas Ayalew, CEO of the ECC; along with other government officials, leaders of the corporation, and the graduates' families.
In her speech, Engineer Aisha Mohamed emphasized the importance of the graduates' roles. She highlighted that their new skills would significantly benefit the corporation by enhancing project quality, meeting deadlines, and adapting to modern construction technologies. She stressed that these graduates will become crucial internal assets for the Corporation’s projects.
Engineer Yonas Ayalew, CEO of the Corporation, announced that three of the 76 graduates were Kenyans who received scholarships. He described the training program, which spanned eight months, as a pivotal development in project management. Furthermore, the CEO expressed optimism that graduates will elevate the corporation's influence both across Africa and globally.