China Gezhouba Group Corporation (CGGC) is a joint-stock limited company sponsored and established exclusively by China Gezhouba Water Conservancy and Hydropower Engineering Group Corporation. Listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 1997, it is the first listed company in the hydropower industry in China. In 2007, CGGC completed the overall listing of its main businesses via a share swap and consolidation of controlling shareholders. In 2021, CGGC became an unlisted joint-stock company after it was acquired and merged by China Energy Engineering Corporation Limited (Energy China) via stock swap.
Being China's "national team" in investment and construction of large infrastructure, CGGC is also the country's "global business card" in water conservancy and hydropower construction. To date, CGGC has presented over 5,000 superior projects and set more than 100 world records. CGGC has always insisted on the dual-wheel development driven by both contracting and investment, coordinated development of both domestic and international businesses, transformation and upgrading in industrial manufacturing, and steady development of finance and trade, with a new strategic pattern formed.
The NK/JC Hydroelectric Power Plant in Santa Cruz of Argentina, the southernmost hydropower plant in the world, carriers the energy dream of Argentina and also interprets the connotation of the cooperation between China and Argentina under the Belt and Road Initiative.
The Suki Kinari Hydropower Project is included in the first list of projects within the cooperation framework of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, and is CGGC's first overseas greenfield investment project with the total investment of 1.96 billion U.S. dollars.