UCC Holding has marked a milestone year that firmly positions it as a global player in energy, concessions and infrastructure in 19 countries. In May 2025, a UCC Holding-led consortium signed a memorandum of understanding with the Syrian government to launch the $7 billion Syria Power Revival Initiative, aimed at developing large-scale power generation projects with foreign investment. The consortium led by UCC includes Power International USA, Kalyon GES Enerji and Cengiz Enerji from Turkey. The agreement involves building four combined-cycle gas turbine power plants with a total capacity of 4,000 megawatts, plus a 1,000MW solar power plant in southern Syria.
Throughout the year, UCC Holding has undertaken megaprojects in Saudi Arabia and expanded its portfolio into several new countries.
Lately, UCC secured major contracts across the Middle East, Africa and the Americas. Notably, multiple projects in Qiddiya, the entertainment and tourism megaproject and Diriyah, the heritage hospitality landmark project in Saudi Arabia. In Guyana, UCC Holding is working on projects in power generation and resort hospitality, making the company a key partner in the country’s economic growth. In Kazakhstan, UCC has pipeline projects and other gas processing and power plants underway.
Moreover, the company has pushed the boundaries of construction innovation. In Qatar, it’s building the country’s first 3D-printed schools with the world’s largest 3D printer, testing Digital Twins, and using standardised BIM to cut clashes and rework by 20%. On the sustainability front, LEED Gold certifications, 35% site waste reduction and ESG-aligned procurement policies highlight UCC Holding’s focus on responsible building.
“UCC Holding is shaping the future with transformative investments, as our growing global presence reflects trust in our success, efficiency and agility
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