If you are looking for a global construction service provider with true end-to-end overseas project delivery capability, the following facts are worth one minute of your time:

At over 3,000 meters above sea level on the Pamir Plateau stands the Tasso White marble quarry in Tajikistan.

This is not an ordinary stone. Tasso White Marble features a gloss level exceeding 100°, a water absorption rate of only 0.11%, and a Mohs hardness of 4. These specifications indicate superior stain resistance, higher translucency, and greater durability compared to conventional marble.

Tasso White is exceptionally rare—out of every 100 blocks extracted, fewer than one qualifies as Tasso White, making it truly one in a hundred.

Globally, marble of this caliber has been identified in only three locations: Calacatta White in Italy, Oriental White in China, and Tasso White in Tajikistan. Its extremely limited output and high extraction costs position Tasso White as a scarce resource in the premium building materials sector.

PFM invested eight years to successfully develop this quarry, engaging international exploration teams and mining experts. For the first seven years, there was virtually no output; however, PFM remained committed and ultimately achieved successful extraction in the eighth year.

What does this signify?

For partners, PFM is not an intermediary but a direct source owner. From quarry to project site, the absence of intermediaries ensures full control over both quality and cost.

Today, Tasso White has been applied in multiple high-end projects and operates under its own dedicated brand identity—“Tasso White Marble.”
The name “Tasso White” reflects the founder’s original vision:
Tasso White — “TA” (Tajikistan) + “SS” (Susan)
Many years ago, PFM’s founder Susan connected her name, this stone, and this country as one. It is not merely a piece of marble, but a commitment that spans across the Pamir Plateau.

In the global high-end residential sector, PFM has delivered landmark projects worldwide:

Luxury Private Villa of a Government Official in Chechnya
The client initially ordered only a fountain. Impressed by PFM’s professionalism, they subsequently added two swimming pools and marble works for ten bathrooms. PFM dispatched engineers to the site for precise measurements, ensuring every detail and corner achieved a perfect fit.

Modern Palace in Doha, Qatar
This is a palace owned by the uncle of the King of Qatar, covering a total site area of over 16,000 square meters, with an internal built-up area of 11,000 square meters. The project includes a swimming pool, council chamber, reception hall, main palace, and parking facilities. PFM provided full-scope services covering design, procurement, and on-site installation for the entire project.

Luxury Residence in Nigeria
From copper railings to integrated marble parquet flooring, curved staircases, copper chandeliers, and bulletproof doors, due to the limited experience of local workers, PFM deployed two skilled Chinese craftsmen to provide on-site technical guidance.

Private Palace in Palestine
The owner moved to Saudi Arabia in the 1970s to start his business and, after more than 40 years, returned to his hometown to build his dream villa on a mountaintop. PFM worked closely with his architect, providing stone selection consultancy, quality control, and installation technical support.

Luxury Palace in Tajikistan
During the COVID-19 , PFM made multiple attempts to dispatch workers and experienced two failed deployments. Ultimately, five Chinese craftsmen successfully arrived on site and completed the installation. The following year, the founder Susan was invited to visit the villa as a distinguished guest.

Hollywood director Mr. Naji envisioned a swimming experience as if floating in the sky, surrounded by flowers and butterflies. This artistic mosaic pool brought his vision to life, moving him to tears during his first swim.

National Stadium in Central Asia: Main Venue for the 2026 Independence Day Ceremony

Many companies are capable of exporting building materials; however, few can independently deliver the full project lifecycle overseas, including design, procurement, construction, and project management.

PFM brings together top-tier planners, designers, architects, engineers, and project management professionals, covering all disciplines including architecture, landscape, structural engineering, MEP, and interior design. The company holds specialized qualifications in steel structures, architectural lighting systems, aluminum curtain wall systems, and stone façade systems.

According to PFM’s latest statistics as of the end of 2025, its business operations cover 127 countries and regions worldwide. (The following are selected examples.)

Asia: Tajikistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Oman, Bahrain, Israel, India, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, etc.
Europe: Russia, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Greece, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, etc.
Africa: Nigeria, Egypt, Ghana, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Kenya, Morocco, South Africa, etc.
Americas: United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Panama, etc.
Oceania: Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, etc.
Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, China, etc.

What does this mean?
For Chinese building materials companies seeking global expansion, PFM is not only a service provider but also a proven “bridge” with validated global execution capabilities. It understands international market regulations, cultural dynamics, and business environments, and knows how to deliver overseas projects safely and efficiently.

Susan, the founder of PFM, is a person who excels at turning complex challenges into successful outcomes. (See also: interview with the founder by a senior media professional.)

She is highly action-oriented, bold in vision and execution, and exceptional in resource integration. She embraces challenges without hesitation and is committed to going the extra mile.

In 2015, while six months pregnant, she continued hosting clients from Tajikistan until after 3 a.m. During project execution, a mudslide caused by a natural disaster halted construction, leaving dispatched workers idle for a month and resulting in a loss of 300,000 RMB, which she voluntarily assumed. This sense of responsibility earned long-term trust and partnership from the client.

Over 20 years, across 127 countries and regions, with one quarry, one national stadium, and hundreds of high-end construction projects.
PFM has proven through practice that a Chinese private construction service provider can achieve full-chain project delivery in the global market.

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