China Aluminum International Engineering Corporation Limited (CHALIECO) reported that newly signed contracts reached RMB21.79 billion in the first three quarters of 2026, edging up 1.53% year-on-year.
Industrial projects remained the core driver, contributing RMB21.46 billion, or 98.47% of total new orders, and rising 4.60% from the prior-year period. Non-industrial contracts fell 64.91% to RMB0.33 billion.
By business line, design consultancy posted the strongest growth, climbing 44.87% to RMB2.64 billion. Equipment manufacturing advanced 21.95% to RMB1.70 billion, while EPC general contracting and engineering slipped 4.35% to RMB17.45 billion.
Domestic contracts totaled RMB16.03 billion, down 2.51% year-on-year, whereas overseas orders increased 14.76% to RMB5.76 billion.
As of 30 September 2026, CHALIECO’s contract backlog stood at RMB51.43 billion, representing a 22.64% expansion versus a year earlier. Industrial projects accounted for RMB46.65 billion of the backlog (+51.17%), offsetting a 56.89% contraction in non-industrial work to RMB4.77 billion.
EPC general contracting and engineering comprised RMB42.32 billion of the backlog (+35.33%). Design consultancy bookings rose 8.28% to RMB4.93 billion, while equipment manufacturing decreased 31.63% to RMB4.18 billion.
Geographically, domestic backlog grew 34.06% to RMB41.83 billion, whereas overseas backlog declined 10.58% to RMB9.60 billion.
The company noted that all figures are preliminary and may differ slightly from numbers to be disclosed in forthcoming periodic reports.
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