CTCI Backlog Nears Record NT$500 Billion as AI and Energy Transition Fuel Global Expansion

TAIPEI, May 14, 2026- CTCI Corporation (TWSE:9933), a global leader in engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services, revealed robust growth momentum at its investor conference today. As of early May 2026, CTCI’s new contract awards have reached nearly NT$75 billion, propelling its total backlog to the NT$500 billion milestone, and once again setting a new record for the group. CTCI stated that it has successfully leveraged its EPC capabilities into high-value-added tech engineering revenue, fueled by the explosive demand for AI computing power and the global wave of energy transition.

Benefiting from the global expansion of the AI industry, CTCI’s project portfolio is undergoing a pivotal transformation. In the first four months of this year, high-tech engineering accounted for 41% of new contracts, demonstrating CTCI’s precise positioning to capture facility construction opportunities from AI data centers, semiconductors, and high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure. Recently, CTCI leveraged its outstanding EPC capabilities and secured a major facility construction project in Singapore for a leading U.S. memory manufacturer, proving its elite capability to execute overseas tenders for global tech giants and establishing itself as an invisible infrastructure giant within the AI supply chain.

To seize opportunities arising from supply chain restructuring, CTCI is actively building a "Tech Engineering Strategic Alliance." In addition to forming strategic partnerships with Delta Electronics, USI Group, and Ta Ya Group through private placements to achieve technological complementarity in smart energy, CTCI has become a core member of the global development team for the "TEEMA Science Park" overseas initiative. This program, co-sponsored by Foxconn and the Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association (TEEMA), targets the development of industrial clusters in the United States, Mexico, Poland, and India. With the Ministry of Economic Affairs recently announcing support for Taiwanese companies investing in the U.S. during a delegation visit to Washington D.C., an estimated US$35 billion in business opportunities is expected to follow.

In response to the rigid demand for stable and green power within the AI industry, CTCI has now become a direct beneficiary of power system upgrades. Leveraging its dominant market share in gas-fired power plants and LNG terminals in Taiwan, the company will further integrate wind power, energy storage, and smart grid solutions to address the critical pain point of AI development: the need for stable and low-carbon power. Furthermore, CTCI’s ESG excellence—being selected as a component of Dow Jones Best-in-Class Emerging Markets Index for 11 consecutive years and ranking at the top of the construction and engineering category—has translated into a strong competitive advantage in international tenders, making "Green Engineering" a key driver for enhancing profit quality.

Michael Yang, Chairman of CTCI Corporation, stated: "A backlog of nearly NT$500 billion is the strongest testament to CTCI Group’s capabilities. Looking ahead, CTCI will continue to optimize its profit structure through the double engines of AI infrastructure and energy transition while expanding our global footprint." Yang emphasized that CTCI has keenly captured this historic opportunity for global industrial transformation and remains highly confident in the long-term expansion of its business landscape and the enhancement of shareholder value.