The company's first headquarters was in Homs, Syria, but later moved to Beirut, where Hasib Sabbagh, Said Khoury, and Kamel Abedelrahman, the founders, became the sole owners of CCC to create and Arab construction company. In 1950, CCC won a large contract to build pipelines from Kirkuk in Iraq, to Banyas in Syria, and Tripoli in Lebanon. In 1952, CCC was able to obtain another major contract for a Bechtel-Wimpey joint venture, this time in Aden, to build a major refinery and a camp for workers.
The company's initial headquarters was situated in Homs, Syria, but later moved to Beirut, where the founders, Hasib Sabbagh, Said Khoury, and Kamel Abedelrahman, established CCC as an Arab construction firm. In 1950, CCC secured a substantial contract for pipeline construction from Kirkuk, Iraq, to Banyas, Syria, and Tripoli, Lebanon.  In 1952, CCC collaborated with Bechtel-Wimpey on a major project in Aden, constructing a refinery and worker camp.