ESG NEWS

2026/03

Taiwan CTCI Reaches Record NT$450 Billion Backlog: Targeting AI Computing Infrastructure with Global High-Tech Expansion

TAIPEI, March 11, 2026- Today CTCI Corporation (TWSE:9933), a global engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) company, held an investor conference, revealing robust growth momentum. New contracts in 2025 reached record-breaking NT$181.3 billion, driving the total backlog to an unprecedented NT$450.4 billion. Bolstered by an improved project portfolio and an increased share of high-gross-margin technical projects, the company reported a single-season EPS of NT$2.14 in Q4. CTCI stated that it is now standing at the starting point of a new growth cycle, with "AI computing infrastructure" and "energy transition" as key drivers for growth. The company looks forward to steadily converting its massive backlog into long-term shareholder value.

Way before the world focused on the growth of AI computing, CTCI had planned and played a key role in building power infrastructure that is critical to AI operations. CTCI holds decisive advantage in delivering infrastructure that ensures reliable provision of energy and greener electricity. The company currently commands a 70% market share in Taiwan’s gas-fired combined-cycle power plant construction. As large-scale power plant projects such as Tung-Hsiao Phase II and Ta-Lin progress, CTCI becomes an indispensable guardian of energy infrastructure within the AI supply chain. In terms of data centers and semiconductor facilities, CTCI is utilizing its advanced, integrated solutions for power, HVAC, water, gas, and chemical systems, along with leading “zero-waste center” technology, to help tech customers worldwide establish green computing hubs that are aligned with net-zero trends.

CTCI sees tangible overseas growth as it utilizes global EPC expertise to tap into high-tech value chain, apart from the conventional petrochemical market. It is zeroing in on facility-building projects for a major US memory manufacturer in Singapore and for a major AI server manufacturer in Texas. CTCI will actively seek to become a supply chain partner of the leading global tech companies, gain track record, and enhance CTCI Group’s long-term earnings by leveraging faster settlement cycles and stabler profitability that are typical of these types of projects.

As a decade-long constituent of the Dow Jones Best-in-Class Emerging Markets Index and the sustainability score leader among the global construction and engineering peers, CTCI’s ESG performance has helped it gain competitive advantage in securing contracts, since major global tenders increasingly prioritize net-zero and carbon emissions reduction. The company’s Green Engineering technologies, which superiorly combines smart features and greener energy, has helped CTCI secure strong bargaining power and brand trust during project-bidding.

According to Michael Yang, Chairman of CTCI Corporation, the record-breaking NT$450 billion backlog ensures strong operational prospect for the years to come. As CTCI expands its global footprint, it will keep improving the strength of its operations by enhancing risk management and project transparency. CTCI is confident that its business landscape and profit structure will see sustained improvement when driven by dual engines, energy transition and AI computing infrastructure.

Michael Yang, Chairman of CTCI Corporation