China Construction Technology Consulting Co., Ltd.(“CCTC”) was incorporated on June 30, 2014 at 36A Deshengmen Outer Street(Desheng Kaixuan TowerA), Xicheng District, Beijing. By July 30, 2014, the company’s registered capital was 2.708 billion CNY.

CCTC carries on the assets and corporate culture of CAG. It provides survey, planning, design, engineering, EPC and technology development for buildings and municipal infrastructure projects.

CCTC’s overall business scope covers the following:

• Consulting, survey, design, construction, supervision, and EPCfor buildings, infrastructures, oil and gas, electrical power, hydropower, metallurgy, and mechanical engineering industries, both in China and overseas

• Urban and rural planning; tourist destination planning

• Development, manufacturing and sales of building materials and equipment

• Garden and landscape design

• Preservation planning for historic and cultural heritage and consulting services for World Heritage nominations

• Research, development, and management of national architectural design standards, codes, procedures, and product criteria

• Project investment and management

• Research and consulting on subject matters related to science and technology

• Decision-making, management, and technical support

• Development and sales of computer software and database

Building on CAG’s six decades of experience, CCTC has established itself as a leader in China’s engineering and architectural design industry. Its vision is to become a first-class, internationally competitive design firm with a special focus on innovation and quality.

With extensive expertise in the engineering and architectural design industry, CCTC has obtained Class-A national qualifications in almost 20 areas, such as civil engineering and architecture, municipal infrastructure design and planning and construction documents review. CCTC has built up a multi-disciplinary, full-service portfolio of capabilities, encompassing civil engineering and architecture, infrastructure design, urban planning & design, landscape architecture, construction consulting, building codes and information, residential building research & development and interior design.