CCT Constructors Corporation

CCT CONSTRUCTORS CORPORATION (CCT) was established in April 1976 as a joint venture between Construction and Development Corporation of the Philippines (CDCP, now PNCC), C&A Construction Co., Inc., and Toyo Construction Co., Ltd. In October 1988, the joint venture was restructured and a new group of vibrant Filipino investors acquired 60% share joining TOYO Construction Co., Ltd. who holds 40% share on the joint venture. The company’s initial operation was concentrated mainly with marine civil engineering including dredging and reclamation works. In 1985, with the influx of Japanese investors in the Philippines, CCT started to widen its scope by building industrial facilities of Japanese firms. To date, however, it has catered to the needs of other foreign multinational companies. With the increase in the number of projects, CCT has built a strong reputation for delivering quality service, on time, and at a competitive price. Its workforce of licensed engineers, professional officers, staff and skilled workers combined with the technical expertise distinguishes CCT from its competitors. Amidst the growing Philippine economy, CCT commits to continue its efforts and undertakings to contribute further to the economic growth of the country.