Ethiopian Engineering Corporation (EEC) reported a 60% year-over-year revenue growth, reaching 5.5 billion ETB in the first nine months of the 2024/25 fiscal year. The state-owned enterprise delivered 96 design projects, 251 contract supervision assignments, and 36 construction projects—achieving 88% physical and 101% financial performance.

The figures were presented during a high-level performance dialogue and site visit led by Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH) at EEC headquarters. The review focused on operational performance, strategic investment planning, and market diversification.

Among the 54 completed design and supervision projects and 22 completed construction projects are critical national developments, including the Sendafa Forensic DNA Laboratory, Bole Arabsa Wastewater Treatment Plant, National Bank Cash Center, Phase I Corridor Development, and initiatives under the “Dine for Generation” program.

EEC’s international expansion into Tanzania and Nigeria with road and water engineering consultancy services signals growing regional ambition. The company’s performance reflects its operating ethos—“Collaboration, Innovation & Deliver”—and underscores its role in Ethiopia’s infrastructure modernization.

EIH commended the results while urging EEC to deepen its focus on long-term investments, diversify its financing sources, and strengthen its foothold in foreign markets to broaden its client base and reduce overreliance on public contracts.