Over the years, Sinomach's China Machinery Engineering Corporation (CMEC) has delivered a series of iconic projects across Central Asia — ranging from energy infrastructure that powers cities, to national landmarks symbolizing bilateral friendship, and to modern industrial parks and eco-friendly facilities driving sustainable development. With its exceptional engineering expertise and project management capabilities, the company has played a key role in advancing industrial upgrading, regional connectivity and quality of life across the region.

Kazakhstan: Karaganda 3 Power Station expansion project

Constructed by CMEC, the Karaganda 3 Power Station expansion project marks the first successful integration of Chinese equipment with Kazakh technical standards. Since its commissioning in 2016, the station has become a critical source of electricity and heating in Karaganda city, easing local energy shortages, supplying stable heat to over a hundred buildings and supporting both regional industry and community welfare.

Tajikistan: Government and parliament building projects

As the first Chinese foreign aid projects designed through a peer-to-peer collaboration model, these two buildings stand as milestones in China-Tajikistan cooperation. Led by the Tajik side and personally approved by President Emomali Rahmon, the government building was designed and managed by China IPPR International Engineering Co., Ltd., while the parliament building's construction services were provided by SIPPR Engineering Group Co., Ltd. Blending Tajik architectural aesthetics with Chinese engineering standards, the completed projects have significantly improved the working conditions of the Tajik government and parliament, and now serve as lasting symbols of bilateral friendship.

Uzbekistan: Olympic City project

Constructed by China CAMC Engineering Co., Ltd., the Olympic City project is the largest sports complex in Central Asia and a landmark initiative under China-Uzbekistan cooperation following the 2022 SCO Summit in Samarkand. Spanning over 100,000 square meters, the complex includes five major stadiums, an office building and 15 outdoor sports venues. Now in its final phase, the project is set to be fully completed, further strengthening ties and contributing to the region's sports and cultural development.