TAIPEI, October 30, 2026- Today CTCI Group President Ming-Shyan Lee was invited to a high-profile economic diplomacy forum attended by officials, business representatives, and academics—including President of the Republic of China (Taiwan) Lai Ching-te. During a roundtable, President Lee joined Acer founder Stan Shih, TEEMA Secretariat-General Chuan-Neng Lin, and ITRI Senior Vice President Stephen Su to talk about the “big-leading-small” strategy that enables domestic supply chain firms to expand overseas. President Lee shared CTCI’s stories in helping high-tech clients expand globally, highlighting the experience and expertise in plant construction, tech park site planning, and critical infrastructure integration.

“Successful expansion overseas is more than about building a plant,” Lee pointed out during the high-profile event for the high-tech industry, which was co-organized by Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association (TEEMA), Mt. Dadu Industrial Innovation Foundation, and Business Today. “The key lies in a deep understanding of local laws, market environment, and infrastructure conditions. One also needs to be able to combine global supply chain resources, human resources, and local resources to come up with market-tailored solutions. Only by then can an investment plan turn into actual production.”

He highlighted that with more than 50 offices worldwide, or “mini-CTCIs,” CTCI Group has long developed its overseas business, operating in over 10 countries. The Group possesses extensive global engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) experience. Drawing on Group resources, CTCI provides site assessment, tech park planning, and power/water/waste solvent infrastructure integration services. As a key member of TEEMA’s global Taiwan Tech Park development team, CTCI is in charge of planning tech parks, managing projects, and executing EPC work in Mexico, the United States, Poland, and India. This extends CTCI’s service beyond single-plant expansion to include industrial cluster-building overseas.

With surging global investments in the semiconductor and high-tech industry, high-tech facility projects now account for 56% of CTCI’s new contracts through September, fueling the Group’s business growth. As the high-tech supply chain firms catches up in expanding their presence overseas, CTCI will implement a strategy of “global expansion, deeper local presence,” draw upon the strengths of global engineering integration and local execution, and follow along with the clients overseas, aiming to become the most reliable global engineering services provider for the high-tech industry.

TAIPEI, August 12, 2026- CTCI Corporation (TWSE: 9933) held an investor conference today and reported strong performance amid the global waves in AI computing infrastructure, semiconductor/high-tech plant construction, and energy transition, demonstrating robust engineering, procurement, and construction capability. Driven by high market demand, CTCI Group’s backlog reached a historical high of NT$490.3 billion. Cumulative new contracts reached NT$83.809 billion as of the end of July, with high-tech facility projects accounting for 43%. This highlights CTCI’s precise positioning in high-entry-barrier markets and powerful business expansion momentum.

Following a slower pace of revenue recognition in Q1, as major projects were in the completion and closeout stage while new projects remained in early planning and design stages, Q2 revenue rose 19% quarter-on-quarter, with revenue expected to grow in every subsequent quarter. Overall gross margin remained steady at a double-digit level, heralding a harvest phase and laying a solid foundation for robust operations in the years to come.

CTCI Chairman Michael Yang stated: "CTCI will continue to focus on high-value-added markets including AI infrastructure, energy transition, Middle East reconstruction, nuclear energy, and net-zero circular economy. We will turn our backlog projects into revenue and profits faster, so as to enhance earnings quality." In line with this strategy, CTCI Group is actively deepening its global footprint.

In AI and high-tech facility projects, CTCI is capitalizing on the massive opportunities created by global supply chain restructuring and the boom in AI computing capacity. Leveraging its worldwide operating network and full-scope EPC capability, CTCI has secured multiple key resource cycling projects, such as a zero-waste center and a water reclamation plant, for a leading semiconductor company. Seizing opportunities in facility infrastructure construction, CTCI has undertaken multiple data center construction projects, most recently winning a contract to build a data center in Singapore for a US client. These projects demonstrate CTCI’s EPC capability in high-tech facilities.
To enhance its competitive edge, CTCI is deepening its strategic partnership with Delta Electronics, USI Corporation, and Taya Group through the "Tech-Engineering Strategic Alliance." By integrating Delta Electronics' expertise in smart energy, power and thermal management technologies—and leveraging technical complementarities alongside real-world site validations—CTCI is accelerating the commercial deployment of high-tech engineering and green solutions. This enables the company to aggressively expand its global footprint in AI high-tech infrastructure. Meanwhile, CTCI is closely collaborating with USI Corporation and Taya Group to maximize synergies in advanced low-carbon, high-value materials and energy connectivity.

As the market leader in gas-fired power plant and LNG receiving terminal EPC in Taiwan, CTCI is closely watching business opportunities related to new power plant construction, grid upgrades, and energy transition both domestically and overseas, at a time when AI and data centers worldwide drive surging demand for electricity. Multiple key projects in Taiwan are progressing full speed ahead, including Tunghsiao, Talin, and Kuokuang gas-fired power plants, as well as FPCC LNG Terminal, Kaohsiung Intercontinental LNG Terminal.

In energy transition and decarbonization, CTCI is fully committed to markets with long-term growth potential, including Middle East regional reconstruction, global nuclear energy restarts, and net-zero emissions/circular economy projects. Through cross-domain green energy integration capabilities, CTCI is taking a multi-pronged approach to build its future growth engines, unlocking diversified expansion opportunities.

Faced with a massive backlog, CTCI will steadily advance all projects by optimizing its contract portfolio, enhancing project management, improving execution efficiency, and ensuring rigorous risk control. Leveraging its world-leading green EPC capabilities and extensive global contract execution experience, CTCI is uniquely positioned to seize industry transformation opportunities. Moving forward, CTCI will continue to serve as “The Most Reliable Global Engineering Services Provider” and deliver maximum value for global clients and shareholders.

TAIPEI, July 3, 2026- Taiwan’s leading engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services provider CTCI Group announced today that five EPC projects undertaken by the parent company CTCI Corporation and two Group companies—CTCI Machinery Corporation (CTCI MAC) and CTCI Resources Engineering Inc. (CTCI REI)—at CPC Corp.’s Talin Petrochemical Storage & Transportation Center have collectively reached 10 million safe man-hours.

During the celebration ceremony held on July 3, CTCI Chairman Michael Yang accepted the safety excellence awards, joint safe man-hour certificates, and trophies presented by Chien-Hsin Chiang, Director-General of the Labor Affairs Bureau of Kaohsiung City Government, and Jeng-Zen Fang, Chairman of CPC Corporation. The event also recognized outstanding subcontractors and personnel. The award represents CTCI team’s exceptional achievement in technology-driven smart safety management and a new record in project milestone.
In his opening speech, Chairman Yang stated that the five projects contributing to this combined 10 million safe man-hours milestone include the completed pigging and metering Station, as well as four ongoing projects: 41 atmospheric storage tanks; two cryogenic tanks and receiving facilities; the VOC recovery system; and the new storage tanks in Zone H2 at CPC's Talin Petrochemical Storage and Transportation Center.

Throughout execution, the CTCI team has integrated various advanced smart safety technologies. These include smart safety CCTV systems and the Location Management System (LMS) for personnel and equipment. By leveraging these tech applications, occupational safety management becomes more precise and intelligent. When combined with automated push notifications to boost managerial efficiency, the team can fully monitor workers' safe behaviors and store records in the cloud for future analysis and continuous improvement.

In terms of training, the team provides workers with VR simulations for working at height and has built an HSE experiential training room to sharpen safety awareness and emergency response capabilities. To mitigate the hazards of scorching weather, mist cooling systems were installed to reduce heat-related risks and guarantee onsite personnel safety.
CTCI reaffirms its commitment to upholding the core philosophy of "Safety as the Top Priority." It will continue to collaborate with clients and all subcontractors to thoroughly implement safety management measures, driving toward a "zero incidents" goal to foster a safer, healthier working environment while ensuring the smooth progress and high-quality, on-time delivery of the projects.

TAIPEI, November 2, 2026- CTCI Corporation announced today that it became the first company in Taiwan to pass ISO 14067:2018 carbon footprint verification for engineering services according to the product category rules (PCR) it pioneered and helped formulate. Verified by the third-party AFNOR, the achievement underscores CTCI’s determination to leverage its core expertise to become a “Guardian of Sustainable Earth.” It also reflects CTCI’s commitment to carbon management and leading the engineering industry towards a more sustainable future. At the ceremony held today, AFNOR General Manager Y. T. Chiang presented CTCI’s verification statement to the CEO of CTCI Group Shared Services T. C. Li.

As the world advances towards net zero goals, carbon footprint has become an important means of measuring and reducing corporate carbon emissions. The engineering services industry in Taiwan needs its own carbon footprint PCR to ensure consistency in calculations and footprint comparability. CTCI pioneered in drafting the PCR for the engineering services, which was thoroughly discussed by industry representatives and stakeholders, before being reviewed and promulgated by the Ministry of Environment in September 2025. The PCR has laid an important foundation for carbon footprint management in the engineering services sector.

According to CTCI, the key consideration in calculating carbon footprint for engineering services lies in establishing a unified calculation standard among diversified engineering categories so that calculations can accurately reflect corporates’ carbon emissions, flag emissions hotspots, and serve as the foundation for carbon management and reduction. Based on engineering services PCR under ISO 14067:2018 and related standards, CTCI systematically calculated the carbon emissions of its Engineering Design Services and Turnkey Services encompassing the entire lifecycle—from material sourcing, service provision, to waste disposal. In developing the PCR for footprint calculation, CTCI chose “per man-hour” as the functional unit so that it eases out the effect of project size and nature, allowing calculations to be consistent, comparable, and reproducible.

Looking ahead, CTCI will continue to enhance carbon footprint management for engineering services, share experience to improve carbon footprint calculation consistency within the industry, and lead the Taiwanese engineering sector towards low-carbon, sustainable goals.

TAIPEI, October 30, 2026- Today CTCI Group Chairman Emeritus John Yu received the Special Engineering Contribution Award from the Chinese Institute of Civil and Hydraulic Engineering. The award is the top honor representing Mr. Yu’s outstanding achievement in championing technological innovation, supporting the industry’s sustainable transition, and raising the profile of Taiwan. Mr. Yu devoted more than 50 years to the engineering career—his lifelong calling—during which he transformed CTCI from a local small business to become the premier engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services provider in Taiwan and among the world’s top 100 engineering firms. Under his helm, CTCI delivered many major infrastructure projects.

In accepting the award, Group Chairman Emeritus Yu said: “None of the grand infrastructure could have been completed without the silent toil and long-term dedication of countless engineers. I am extremely honored to have had the opportunity to grow along with CTCI and witnessed firsthand how engineering powered the development of our nation. In the age of AI and ESG, CTCI shall continue to innovate and change. We shall increasingly deploy digital applications and push for net zero emissions, playing a role in global sustainable development. The glory of this award belongs to CTCI. I thank the 8,000 colleagues worldwide for your dedication. It is only because I stand on the shoulder of a giant called CTCI that I could be recognized and seen.”

Under Mr. Yu’s guidance, CTCI has increased its global presence, establishing more than 50 offices in around 10 countries, serving clients across the environmental, refinery, petrochemical, LNG terminal, transportation, and industrial sectors. In recent years, CTCI rode the trend of high-tech and expanded its high-tech facility business. It has also actively deployed AI and digital tech for innovation, and worked with clients and supply chain partners to advance green engineering that brings both environmental and financial benefits. CTCI continued to develop engineering talents for the company and for the society through its corporate digital learning platform CTCI University, publicly accessible platform CTCI Learning, and CTCI Education Foundation, fostering professional education and ties between the industry and academia.

The Special Engineering Contribution Award is a recognition of Mr. Yu’s half-century commitment and leadership. With extensive understanding of practical engineering and professionalism in corporate management—rooted in his engineering expertise—he has helped advance CTCI’s global status and contributed to the long-term development of Taiwanese engineering industry. The award is truly deserved.

TAIPEI, October 1, 2026- CTCI Group, a “Guardian of Sustainable Earth,” announced today that it has once again won the prestigious Excellence in Corporate Social Responsibility Award and the Talent Sustainability Award, which were organized by Taiwan’s Commonwealth Magazine. These accolades highlight CTCI’s outstanding achievement in integrating sustainability into its core business and driving global talent development. In the Excellence in Corporate Social Responsibility Award, CTCI ranked 4th in the Large Enterprises- Service Industry category, achieving the highest score among all engineering and construction firms. In the Talent Sustainability Award, CTCI secured 2nd place in the Service Industry category. The awards have been accepted by the Chief Sustainability Officer Joanne Ho on behalf of CTCI Group at the award ceremonies held on September 30 and October 1, respectively.

“As Taiwan’s top engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) group and one of the top 100 globally, CTCI Group actively leverages its industry status to make an impact and navigate the global net-zero transition and digital wave,” said Chief Sustainability Officer Joanne Ho. “We lead our 8,000 employees worldwide in practicing the spirit of ‘ESG engagement of all members’ through our core competencies. Simultaneously, we are advancing our ESG and AI ‘twin drivers’ strategy, proactively positioning ourselves with a forward-looking mindset to capture opportunities in green engineering and high-tech/AI infrastructure. Grounded in talent development, we aim to pioneer new opportunities for sustainable industry growth.”

In line with this forward-looking strategy, CTCI has comprehensively deepened its sustainable governance and smart management, steadily enhancing its competitiveness and sustainable resilience. From the governance perspective, CTCI adopts a robust management system where ESG metrics have been incorporated into performance assessment and daily operations to nurture a corporate culture that values sustainable engagement of all members. This is aided by capturing the right opportunity for intelligent development.

From the environmental perspective, CTCI guides all business units to integrate green design, smart technology, and low-carbon construction methods into projects. AI is deployed to enhance energy efficiency as well as measure and reduce carbon footprints, internalizing green engineering and smart technology as CTCI’s core capability. From the social perspective, AI is utilized to enhance workplace safety and support occupational safety management. Across nearly 50 global locations with a diverse workforce spanning 20 nationalities, CTCI actively fosters diversity, equity, and inclusion alongside social care. In addition, through platforms such as CTCI University, CTCI Learning, and CTCI Education Foundation, the Group cultivates top sustainable engineering talent and promotes engineering education, contributing to both social good and corporate good.

Looking ahead, CTCI Group will remain committed to its brand spirit of being “Most Reliable.” By expanding the impact of its sustainable engineering solutions and collaborating with its stakeholders, CTCI strives to fulfill its vision as a “Guardian of Sustainable Earth” and forge a new sustainable future for the industry.