TAIPEI, May 28, 2026- CTCI Resources Engineering Inc. (CTCI REI), a CTCI Group company with strong track record in geotechnical engineering projects, recently won a contract to rebuild Yongfu Home in Taipei City, a nursing home belonging to the Taipei Municipal Yangming Institution for the Disabled. The groundbreaking ceremony took place on May 27, with facility completion and official opening scheduled for 2030, at which point it will transform into a next-generation sustainable social welfare environment. This project represents CTCI REI’s successful entry to the social welfare infrastructure business.
Initiated and managed by the New Construction Office of the Public Works Department, Taipei City Government, the project features a design composed of 7 stories above ground and 2 stories below ground. CTCI REI’s scope of work encompasses soil and water conservation, retaining excavation, building structures, and landscape engineering.
Ching-Ho Lai, President of CTCI REI, stated: "With a commitment to the ‘Most Reliable’ brand spirit, CTCI REI will deploy its extensive geotechnical engineering experience and 4D engineering planning capabilities to overcome the challenges of the site's hillside location and substantial elevation drop. Furthermore, we will integrate green engineering technologies to comprehensively boost energy savings and carbon emissions reduction. Upon completion, the project will pursue Taiwan’s Green Building (EEWH) certification, aiming to establish a sustainable, next-generation model facility that features ecological, energy-saving, and waste-reducing benefits, thereby helping the city government achieve its policy goals of fostering welfare for citizens with disabilities."
As AI continues to make waves, there has been a resilient market demand for smart buildings. CTCI REI holds unique advantages as a certified civil engineering design consultancy and Class-A construction company in Taiwan with expertise in precast construction methods. By combining these capabilities with CTCI Group’s advanced AI intelligent application technologies, CTCI REI is well-poised to capture immense opportunities in AI infrastructure, including commercial offices, data centers, and high-tech manufacturing plants. The company is also planning to participate in construction development and senior care BOT projects. CTCI REI will remain value-engineering-oriented and provide high-value-added services to seize market opportunities and deliver exceptional operational results.

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.

BANGKOK, April 29, 2026- CTCI Thailand, a CTCI Group company with a strong track record in petrochemical and LNG terminal projects, announced today that it has secured EPC contracts totaling THB1.8 billion for the Olefins 3 Cold Energy Utilization Project (OCP), a joint project by PTT Global Chemical (PTTGC) and PE LNG—both leading companies in Thailand that share a vision of achieving net zero by 2050.

A new cold energy utilization facility will be built in Nongfab, Rayong, linking PTTGC’s olefins plant and PE LNG’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) regasification facility. This pioneering facility marks a significant milestone in Thailand’s energy transition and represents a concrete step by CTCI Group to deepen its global footprint and realize a low-carbon vision in collaboration with its partners.

The project features a closed-loop mixed refrigerant system linking the two plants, enabling the transfer of the cold energy released during LNG regasification at the PE LNG terminal to the PTTGC plant for use in olefins cooling. The refrigerant then carries heat energy back to the PE LNG terminal to warm LNG and convert it to natural gas.

This innovative solution replaces electricity as the primary power source for the olefins cooling process, enabling a reduction of 60,000 tons electricity-related CO2 emissions annually. The project is scheduled for completion in 2028.

CTCI Thailand will execute EPC work for the LNG/mixed refrigerant facility, including key equipment such as heat exchangers, surge drums, vent condenser, and pumps equipped with variable speed drives, as well as the closed-loop refrigerant pipelines connecting the two plants and all associated utility systems.

Commenting on the contract award, Managing Director of CTCI Thailand Thanakorn Malarat said: “The OCP is a strategic project that not only supports CTCI Thailand’s operations but also positions the company as a pioneering local contractor in ESG-related projects. We are committed to delivering the project safety, on schedule, and to the highest quality standards, while furthering our reputation as an expert in cold energy utilization—an area expected to see significant growth in Thailand.”

TAIPEI, May 13, 2026- S&P Global held the “2026 Sustainability Yearbook Distinction Ceremony” at the Grand Mayfull Hotel Taipei. In recognition of their outstanding ESG performance, both CTCI and ECOVE were selected as members of the prestigious Sustainability Yearbook. Ming-Shyan Lee, President of CTCI Corporation, and Hsiu Yu Kuo, President of ECOVE Waste Management Corporation, a subsidiary of ECOVE Environment Corp., attended the ceremony to receive the honors.

The S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook is one of the world’s most authoritative sustainability assessments. Based on the results of the 2025 Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA), more than 9,200 companies across 59 industries were evaluated, with only 848 companies ultimately selected for inclusion in the 2026 Yearbook.
CTCI was ranked among the top 1% of companies globally in recognition of its long-standing commitment to ESG excellence. The Company has also been included for eleven consecutive years in the Dow Jones Best-in-Class Indices (DJBIC), formerly known as the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices (DJSI), as a constituent of the Emerging Markets Index, demonstrating its leadership in sustainable development.

ECOVE was once again selected as a Sustainability Yearbook Member in recognition of its strong sustainability governance foundation and continued advancement of its circular economy strategy.

Looking ahead, the CTCI Group will continue to advance sustainability through its core business operations and strive toward its ESG vision of becoming “A Guardian of Sustainable Earth,” creating a better and more sustainable future.

TAIPEI, May 4, 2026- CTCI Corporation, committed to its mission as a “Guardian of Sustainable Earth,” announced today that, with a score of 89, it has once again ranked no. 1 in sustainability performance among global construction and engineering firms in the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) this year, marking its fourth consecutive year at the top. The strong performance has resulted in CTCI’s continued inclusion in the Dow Jones Best-in-Class Emerging Markets Index for the 11th consecutive year, as well as recognition as a Top 1% performer worldwide in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2026. These results demonstrate that sustainability has been embedded at the core of CTCI’s competitive strength and position the company as a benchmark in the global transition toward net zero emissions.

“Being ranked No. 1 consecutively in the global engineering and construction sector is a strong endorsement of CTCI’s long-standing commitment to ‘Green Engineering,’” stated CTCI Group Chairman John Yu. “As a Guardian of Sustainable Earth, CTCI has become one of the most reliable strategic partner for clients worldwide in advancing energy transition and low-carbon development. We believe that engineering is not only about building for today, but also about laying the foundation for a resilient society of the future. Accordingly, CTCI integrates sustainability across the entire project lifecycle—from design to operation and maintenance—leveraging advanced, intelligent, and green technologies to transform sustainability visions into tangible technical outcomes. In doing so, CTCI not only helps industries achieve net zero targets, but also successfully converts the global wave of green transformation into a powerful driver of CTCI’s steady growth.”

CTCI continues to earn strong recognition in the global engineering market, underpinned by its solid engineering, procurement, and construction capabilities and sharp market positioning. Since 2015, the value of CTCI’s green engineering projects has increased by 753%, with cumulative investment exceeding NT$45.4 billion, demonstrating robust growth momentum. Closely aligned with global decarbonization and sustainable infrastructure trends, CTCI has developed deep expertise in high-barrier sectors, enabling it to establish a strong global track record in LNG receiving terminals and gas-fired power plant construction, therefore maintaining a leading position in Taiwan while expanding its footprint internationally. In addition, CTCI is actively advancing liquids-to-chemicals projects in the Middle East, the United States, and Southeast Asia to capture emerging opportunities in the low-carbon transition. To meet the tight schedules of high-tech facility construction, CTCI leverages its global resource allocation and extensive international project management experience to ensure on-time, high-quality delivery, serving as a reliable partner for clients’ global expansion.

On the technology front, CTCI is accelerating its digital transformation by deploying its proprietary “CTCI Digital Twin” technology and “CTCI AI Smart Platform,” integrating decades of engineering expertise with smart technologies to accurately simulate the full project lifecycle in the cloud. This enables CTCI to turn decarbonization challenges into efficient operations and maintenance opportunities. CTCI is also actively investing in high-potential fields such as carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) and water reclamation. CTCI has not only completed Taiwan’s first national-scale CCUS net-zero project but has also developed its globally leading water reclamation solution, which was deployed at the Southern Taiwan Science Park Water Reclamation Plant, into a standardized offering that enables industrial wastewater to be recovered for the semiconductor manufacturing processes. Through customized solutions, CTCI helps clients worldwide address both water scarcity and carbon emissions reduction challenges, creating shared value for industry and the environment.

As a global sustainability leader, CTCI promotes “Total Participation in ESG Implementation,” harnessing the collective strength of its global workforce to maximize engineering impact. CTCI has achieved outstanding performance in climate governance and supply chain engagement, earning dual “A List” ratings from CDP. It has also been recognized as an early adopter of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) for its efforts in biodiversity protection and zero-deforestation practices through project execution. At the same time, CTCI continues to strengthen talent development through platforms such as CTCI University, CTCI Learning, and the CTCI Education Foundation. CTCI has also established Supplier Alliance for Net Zero Emissions, calling on its supply chain partners to collectively enhance the industry’s competitiveness through green practices. On the path toward net zero emissions, CTCI will continue to lead the way with its world-class engineering expertise, shaping a more sustainable future.

TAIPEI, 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.