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- 2026/04Taiwan: CTCI Awarded Contract by Leading Global High-Tech Manufacturer to Expand South Taiwan Science Park Water Reclamation Plant, Recognizing CTCI’s Technology-Enabled Water Reclamation CapabilitiesTAIPEI, April 15, 2026- The leading Taiwanese engineering, procurement, and construction company CTCI Corporation announced today that it has been awarded a contract by a globally renowned high-tech manufacturing company to expand the Southern Taiwan Science Park Water Reclamation Plant, in recognition for CTCI’s green engineering capabilities in reclaiming industrial wastewater for reuse in the semiconductor process.
The expansion of the landmark plant, which CTCI invested, built and currently operates, will further strengthen the client’s water supply resilience and contribute to national goals of water source diversification and net zero emissions, creating a win-win for both environmental sustainability and corporate performance.
The expansion will follow a Design-Build-Own-Operate (DBOO) model, with an operating period of 20 years. This pay-for-service approach enables the client to secure a stable and customizable supply of reclaimed water as replacement for tap water, while minimizing upfront capital investment.
As a “Guardian of Sustainable Earth,” CTCI deploys the BioNET technology developed by Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute to enhance water quality, improve energy efficiency, and reduce secondary pollution. In addition, CTCI utilizes an in-house, AI-enabled smart water management system and digital monitoring technologies to ensure higher recovery rates of reclaimed water and purity, while minimizing carbon emissions throughout the water reclamation process.
Commenting on the contract award, Chairman of CTCI Corporation Michael Yang said: “The global shift toward sustainability and extreme climate challenges are driving inelastic demand among resilience-focused industries for reliable, high-quality water provision services. The STSP Water Reclamation Plant has demonstrated CTCI’s technical ability to convert wastewater into reclaimed water for industrial use. We aim to replicate this success globally and provide clients across the high-tech sector and beyond with customizable, green water supply solutions. By helping clients transform wastewater into valuable resources, we believe this creates a win-win for both industrial development and technological progress.”
Amid the global surge for high-tech facility construction driven by rapid growth in AI computing demand, CTCI is well-positioned to deliver power and water infrastructure solutions that are necessary for factory expansion, supported by its extensive global EPC experience and strong track record in the high-tech supply chain. With a 70% market share in gas-fired power plant EPC projects in Taiwan, CTCI is a critical infrastructure service provider in the era of energy transition.
Building on four decades of experience in water and zero-waste management, and leveraging intelligent, AI-driven management tools, CTCI is actively expanding its presence in green computing and sustainable facilities. By leveraging its strength in cross-sector integration, the company helps clients enhance resilience by tapping into diversified, recoverable resources, contributing to the Earth’s sustainability. - 2024/04Taiwan: CTCI Forms Strategic Technology & Engineering Alliance with Delta, USI, and TAYA to Capture Global AI, Net-Zero, and Middle East Reconstruction OpportunitiesTaipei, Taiwan, April 14, 2026- CTCI Corporation, the leading Taiwanese engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services provider and one of the top international contractors worldwide, announced today a landmark strategic initiative: the formation of a high-impact technology and engineering alliance through a private placement with three leading industry players—Delta Electronics, USI Group, and TAYA Group—as strategic investors.
CTCI emphasized that this transaction represents more than a capital injection; it marks the establishment of one of Taiwan’s most globally competitive technology-engineering alliances. Notably, the private placement was executed without a discount, underscoring investors’ strong confidence in CTCI’s long-term value and strategic vision.
By integrating CTCI’s EPC expertise with Delta’s strengths in smart energy solutions, USI’s advanced high-value materials, and TAYA’s capabilities in energy connectivity, the alliance is well positioned to capitalize on trillion-dollar opportunities driven by the rapid expansion of AI infrastructure, the global net-zero transitions, and large-scale reconstruction projects in the Middle East.
In response to accelerating decarbonization trends and surging demand for AI computing power, CTCI noted that bringing in highly complementary partners will significantly elevate its technical capabilities and profitability in areas such as AI infrastructure and the circular economy. The alliance will jointly advance the evolution from conventional data centers to next-generation AI computing hubs, promote the integration of renewable energy and energy storage into microgrid systems, and drive the transformation from facility systems to fully automated production lines.
Building on its successful delivery of two internationally recognized data center projects in Taiwan, CTCI plans to lead joint expansion into key markets including the United States, India, and Southeast Asia. Leveraging Delta’s R&D leadership in power management and thermal solutions, combined with its system integration expertise, the alliance will deliver highly reliable and energy-efficient infrastructure for AI data centers, while also providing comprehensive “Total Solutions” and end-to-end services across microgrids, smart manufacturing, and intelligent buildings.
CTCI has long maintained a close partnership with USI Group, providing global plant EPC services. USI is actively developing forward-looking, low-carbon, high-value materials such as ViviOn™ (CBC)—cyclic block copolymers—to reduce carbon footprints and enhance resource efficiency. Together, the two companies will continue to advance sustainability and fulfill corporate social responsibility commitments.
TAYA Group, a long-standing strategic partner and a member of CTCI Alliance Partner (CAP), brings critical expertise in power cable manufacturing and energy infrastructure. In light of the massive electricity demand driven by AI development and emerging opportunities in Middle East reconstruction, this collaboration ensures stable access to high-quality power cables, strengthens cost control, and enhances CTCI’s ability to execute large-scale national infrastructure projects with precision.
CTCI underscored that this alliance represents not only a convergence of cross-industry technologies but also a pivotal step toward unlocking long-term global growth and accelerating its transition into a new era of engineering innovation. Guided by its vision to be “the most reliable global engineering services provider,” CTCI will continue to integrate cutting-edge technologies and resources from its partners to deliver smarter, higher-value solutions to clients worldwide, while creating sustainable, long-term value for shareholders and investors alike. - 2026/03Taiwan: ECOVE Hits New Peaks in Profits and Dividends in 2025: 8 Consecutive Years of Double-Digit EPS, Aggressively Targeting Global AI, High-Tech, and Circular EconomyTAIPEI, March 11, 2026- Today ECOVE Environment Corporation (ECOVE; TPEx:6803), a CTCI Group company, held an investor conference and announced stellar financial performance for the previous year. In 2025, ECOVE’s revenue reached NT$9.656 billion with earnings per share (EPS) soaring to NT$18.44, both record-breaking. ECOVE also announced a proposed cash dividend of NT$15.81, marking the eighth consecutive year of dividends exceeding NT$10 and refreshing its payout record. While keeping stable operations as its business foundation, the company has successfully tapped into the high-tech "zero waste center" and green energy markets. ECOVE’s operational reach is now expanding globally as AI industries grow.
AI computing needs have driven the semiconductor and high-tech industries to build fabrication plants at a faster pace. This has in turn driven an inelastic demand for waste treatment and solvent recovery among the tech giants. This is where ECOVE enjoys unique advantage in terms of technical expertise and one-stop services. In collaboration with CTCI Group, ECOVE has secured construction and operation contract for a high-tech zero waste center facility. ECOVE is also helping clients achieve sustainable production through an integrated solution that adopts green engineering technologies such as waste solvent recovery and waste heat utilization. Furthermore, the company plans to replicate its successes overseas by serving its high-tech Taiwanese clients abroad, offering them technical services and capturing subsequent O&M opportunities.
In the markets of energy-from-waste (EfW) and water reuse, ECOVE remains highly competitive and has laid solid foundation for long-term and consistent profitability. In EfW, ECOVE has secured the Keelung City Energy and Resource Center ROT (Rehabilitate-Operate-Transfer) project, as well as the Houli EfW plant O&M project. Currently, nearly half of the 23 private large-scale EfW plants across Taiwan are operated and maintained by ECOVE. In water reuse, ECOVE will provide O&M services for Hsinchu Seawater Desalination Plant once plant construction is completed.
For 11 consecutive years, ECOVE has been a Top 5% performer in corporate governance evaluation for TPEx-listed companies. This year, it was included in S&P Global’s Sustainability Yearbook for the second time. ECOVE’s outstanding ESG performance has cemented deeper trust for the brand among its stakeholders, and ensures higher likelihood of success in acquiring long-term concession contracts from governments and big corporates when environmental regulations will only become more stringent.
As noted by ECOVE Environment Corporation Chairman Jun-Jer Liao, EfW, wastewater recovery, and resource cycling and reuse remain ECOVE’s three key growth engines. While profitability and dividend reached unprecedented record, ECOVE will continue to enhance its profit structure and seize business opportunities related to AI and high-tech by leveraging the synergy from its smart O&M capability and CTCI Group’s fab EPC expertise. This will help solidify ECOVE’s leading position in the global circular economy market and create long-term, steady investment value for shareholders.![]()
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- 2026/04the U.K.: CTCI Named to CDP’s A-List with Dual “A” Ratings, Demonstrating Leadership in Advancing Global SustainabilityTAIPEI, April 10, 2026- CTCI Group, committed to the mission as a “guardian of sustainable Earth,” is proud to announce that it has achieved A-list statuses in both “climate change” and “supply engagement” categories according to the latest 2025 assessment results released by CDP, a leading global environmental information disclosure platform. Ting-Chuang Li, CEO of CTCI’s Group Shared Services, attended the award ceremony on April 10 to accept the honor on behalf of the Group. This recognition highlights CTCI’s outstanding transparency in environmental governance and reinforces its leading position in global green engineering.
In 2025, more than 22,100 companies worldwide—representing over half of global market capitalization—have participated in the assessment made by CDP, one of the world’s influential environmental information disclosure organizations. Under its rigorous evaluation process, only around 4% of companies achieved an “A” rating. CTCI’s exceptional performance in governance has enabled it to become the most reliable, strategic partner for global clients in advancing green transformation and low-carbon deployment.
CTCI translates its sustainability governance into concrete actions and measurable targets. In the area of climate change, CTCI’s carbon emissions reduction targets that are aligned to the Science Based Targets initiative have passed official review in 2024. In 2025, CTCI reduced 24.1% of its own carbon emissions, significantly surpassing its annual target of 12.6%. It also aims to achieve net zero emissions across its global offices by 2030 and achieve net zero across all global sites by 2045. Meanwhile, CTCI has implemented an internal carbon pricing system and adjusted the carbon price to US$100 per ton CO2e to drive emissions reduction. To enhance the energy management performance at its headquarters, CTCI has introduced and was certified to the ISO standard on energy management system, the ISO 50001.
In the area of supplier engagement, CTCI continues to invite its suppliers to join the Supplier Alliance for Net Zero Emissions, and assists them to manage their carbon emissions and low-carbon transition through a series of carbon inventory support measures and training workshops. Thanks to the help from CTCI, 260 suppliers have acquired carbon management capabilities. CTCI aims to raise that figure to 500 by 2030, driving sustainable development and coprosperity across the supply chain.
CTCI’s rigorous approach to sustainability governance has also been successfully translated into a core competitive advantage that drives business growth. Since 2015, the monetary value of its Green Engineering backlog has increased by 753%, with cumulative green investments exceeding NT$45.4 billion. CTCI’s business areas span across hydrocarbon and petrochemicals, high-tech facility, and power, and can precisely address the industry needs for net zero transition and resilient infrastructure. It has also played an important role in building a low-carbon energy and transition system by participating in projects such as Taiwan’s gas-fired power plants, LNG receiving terminals, and railways.
At the same time, CTCI leverages its proprietary “CTCI Digital Twin” and “CTCI AI Smart Platform” to simulate the full lifecycle of engineering projects in the cloud, turning carbon emissions reduction challenges into business opportunities for efficient operations and maintenance. CTCI has also actively participated in the research and development of advanced green technologies, successfully delivering some of Taiwan’s national-level net zero projects, including the nation’s first carbon capture, utilization, and storage project. Furthermore, CTCI has turned the water reclamation technologies that were deployed at the Southern Taiwan Science Park Water Reclamation Plant for wastewater recovery into a “standard solution,” helping industries such as semiconductors address water scarcity challenges—a prime example of how clients globally could benefit from CTCI’s forward-looking technologies.
Looking ahead, CTCI will continue to expand the impact of its Green Engineering capabilities, working hand in hand with global partners to achieve win-win between environmental protection and corporate profitability, and safeguard the Earth’s sustainable development.![]()
- 2026/02the US: CTCI Earns Top-1% Ranking in S&P Global’s Sustainability Yearbook for the Fourth Consecutive Year, Leading the Global Construction & Engineering SectorTAIPEI, February 23, 2026- CTCI Group announced today that two Group companies, CTCI Corporation and ECOVE Environment Corporation, have been included as members of the Sustainability Yearbook 2026, published by S&P Global. CTCI Corp. received a score of 89 and continues to rank in the top 1% of the yearbook, leading the global construction and engineering category for the fourth consecutive year. Resource cycling service provider ECOVE Environment Corp., meanwhile, became a yearbook member for the second year. These achievements reflect CTCI Group’s unyielding commitment to serving as a “Guardian of Sustainable Earth” and represent the Group’s far-reaching influence in sustainability.
As one of the most respected publications evaluating corporate sustainability efforts across environmental, social, and governance (ESG) realms, the Sustainability Yearbook considered over 9,200 companies from 59 industries that were assessed through the Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA). After rigorous selection, less than 10% of the companies were included in the yearbook, and CTCI Corp.’s successive “Top 1%” status means it has become one of the benchmark companies in sustainability.
“The global community is standing at a pivotal moment to act if it wishes to achieve net zero,” commented CTCI Group Chairman John Yu. “Engineering is one of the key forces that can bring about a sustainable tomorrow. As a global EPC services provider with the vision of being a ‘Guardian of Sustainable Earth,’ CTCI Group is well aware that every project it undertakes carries dual missions. One mission is to foster climate resilience; the other is to help clients excel. By embedding sustainability into our business strategies, we ensure the projects we deliver include green engineering features, so that corporate profitability and environmental protection can go hand in hand, while our suppliers and clients join us on the journey toward net zero emissions.”
CTCI’s commitment to ESG has strengthened its business competitiveness and delivered stellar performance in the three realms. Governance-wise, in 2025 CTCI recorded NT$91.83 bn in consolidated revenue, remaining at a high level. New contracts reached NT$181.29 bn, and backlog stood at NT$450.35 bn—both record-breaking figures. CTCI Corp. continues to be recognized as a Top-100 international engineering company by Engineering News-Record, and in Taiwan, CTCI Corp. remains the leading engineering company according to Commonwealth Magazine’s service industry research. With its strong capability to integrate green technologies during project execution, CTCI continues to be a reliable partner for customers seeking greater sustainability.
Environment-wise, CTCI is gaining momentum from green engineering projects. CTCI recorded 753% growth in green and low-carbon contracts over the period from 2015 to 2025. The Group has invested in green technology R&D, achieving successful outcomes—for example, the completion of the South Taiwan Science Park Water Reclamation Plant, the world’s first water reclamation facility to recover industrial wastewater for reuse in the semiconductor fabrication process. CTCI is also advancing carbon capture and storage by carrying out EPC work for Taiwan’s first carbon storage ground facility, as well as a carbon capture pilot facility for a world-class semiconductor company. By the end of 2025, a cumulative NT$45.4 bn had been invested in green initiatives. The in-house developed CTCI Digital Twin and CTCI AI Smart Platform are deployed to enhance engineering quality and reduce carbon emissions. As an early adopter of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD), CTCI implements biodiversity and zero-deforestation policies across all projects worldwide, striving to become a sustainability role model that seeks harmony with nature.
Social-wise, CTCI spared no effort in caring for the society, fostering a happy workplace, nurturing talent, and promoting sustainability education. It has created a diverse, equitable, and inclusive working environment for employees from 20 countries. With over 1,400 courses available on its digital learning platform, CTCI University enables employees to learn anytime, anywhere. CTCI has further launched a free, public version of the platform— CTCI Learning—to broaden access to knowledge and inspire the next generation. Through its charitable arm, the CTCI Education Foundation, CTCI continues to make significant contributions to sustainable engineering education. For many years, the CTCI Education Foundation, as a Taiwanese NGO, has joined the United Nations Climate Change Conferences, demonstrating Taiwan’s contributions to sustainable engineering on the global stage.
Looking ahead, CTCI will uphold its vision of becoming “the most reliable global engineering services provider” by continuing to innovate green technologies and drive industry transformation. Working together with partners, CTCI aims to accelerate progress toward net zero emissions and establish a new benchmark grounded in the value of sustainability.![]()
- 2026/01Taiwan: The Leading Engineering Brand: CTCI Named among Best Taiwan Global Brands for Three Consecutive YearsTAIPEI, January 5, 2026- CTCI is pleased to announce that it has been selected as one of the Best Taiwan Global Brands 2025 by Interbrand, a world-leading brand consultancy. As the only engineering company on the winners list, CTCI has won the title for three years in a row, with best-ever ranking this year, reflecting CTCI’s effective global marketing capabilities. According to Interbrand, the CTCI brand is valued at US$143 million, a significant leap in brand value (21% growth) from year 2024.
Commissioned by Taiwan Institute of Economic Research, Interbrand reviewed the candidates and selected 25 best-performing local companies with global market presence to become this year’s Best Taiwan Global Brands, judging by their financial performance, role of brand, and brand strength between years 2024 and 2025. CTCI was chosen for its outstanding overall performance, which included diversified brand marketing planning, consistent and stronger brand-building to increase awareness, and the active role the brand plays in driving sales.
In recent years, CTCI saw robust growth across its market segments, thanks to successful global brand marketing and close attention to ESG business opportunities. In the power segment, 70% of all gas-fired power plants in Taiwan are built by CTCI, and CTCI is the only local company that is capable of gas-fired power plant turnkey projects. Well-positioned to support the administration’s decarbonized power generation policy, the company has won many key projects, setting unparalleled contract record.
In the hydrocarbon segment, CTCI has always been the nation’s forerunner; it is investing in CCUS technologies and actively responding to the liquid-to-chemical plant-building trend which seeks higher petrochemical product value. In the advanced technology facility segment, CTCI leveraged one-stop shop service to successfully help clients from the semiconductor, data center, data storage, electronic assembly industries strengthen their global outreach.
Furthermore, CTCI makes substantial contribution to advancing the circular economy by building state-of-the-art zero-waste centers, including water reclamation plants that recovers wastewater from the high-tech industry, waste solvent recovery plants that recovers waste isopropyl alcohol, and solid waste treatment plants. These accomplishments are noticeable in financial terms: As of November 2025, CTCI Group saw NT$80.3 billion in consolidated revenue; in addition, it has set its own record with NT$466 billion in backlog and NT$186.6 billion in contracts.
Stellar financial performance aside, CTCI has won numerous recognitions and awards. Examples include: Consistently being ranked as top engineering contractor in Taiwan (Commonwealth Magazine Survey); consistently being ranked among the top 100 international contractors (ENR Survey); a corporate group with consistent net sales growth for the last five years (CRIF’s Research on Taiwan’s Major Corporate Groups); a constituent of Dow Jones Best-in-Class Emerging Markets Index for 10 consecutive years, and a leader of the global construction and engineering category; being included as top 1% performer in S&P Global’s Sustainability Yearbook; and receiving TCSA Taiwan's Top 10 Sustainable Service Businesses Award for nine consecutive years.
Looking forward, CTCI will hold on to its “Most Reliable” brand ethos and strive to become the most reliable global engineering services provider. It will lead Taiwan’s engineering sector onto the global stage and showcase the nation’s engineering excellence to the world.
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