TAIPEI, August 22, 2025- CTCI Group announced today that it will spend NT$10 million and utilize its reliable engineering expertise to repair homes in southern Taiwan that were impacted by Typhoon Danas in early July and the torrential rainfall on July 28, so that the victims could resume normal life soon.

The decision came as the nation’s post-disaster advance command post for southern disaster-stricken region recovery work called for assistance from the private sector. CTCI Group strongly supports the initiative and encourages the wider corporate community to join the post-disaster rebuilding effort.

“For over four decades since its founding, CTCI as a corporate citizen has assumed responsibility to use engineering expertise to contribute to the nation’s economic development and social prosperity,” said Michael Yang, Chairman of CTCI Corporation. “As the nation now suffers from natural disaster, CTCI steps in and provides support. All resources and manpower for disaster relief are now in place, and we look forward to repairing people’s homes as early and as quickly as possible, so that the victims could get back to their normal lives.”

As the leading engineering, procurement, and construction group in Taiwan and among the world’s top 100, CTCI strives to deliver the most reliable global engineering services to places in need, and safeguard the world with friendly practices, fulfilling its vision as a “Guardian of Sustainable Earth.”

MAILIAO, July 31, 2025- Taiwan’s leading engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) group CTCI today announced that it has won an NT$12.45bn EPC tender from Formosa Petrochemical Corporation (FPCC) to build two storage tanks at FPCC’s LNG receiving terminal, located in the Mailiao Formosa Industrial Complex in Yunlin County. The tender award marks yet another successful bid this year for CTCI, after the LNG Storage Tanks at Kaohsiung Intercontinental Terminal.

Known as the sixth LNG terminal in Taiwan—and the only one privately owned—the above-ground, double-domed cryogenic tanks at FPCC LNG terminal, each with 160,000 kiloliter storage capacity, will store liquefied natural gas to be used for the new gas-fired power generation units of a power plant owned by Mai-Liao Power Company, a Formosa Plastics Group subsidiary. Japan’s Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI) is the partner of this EPC project, and the expected time of completion is mid-2029.

By building these tanks, CTCI helps bolster both Formosa Plastics Group and the nation’s energy transition plans which aim to switch from coal to gas as fuel for power generation. Electricity generated by Mai-Liao Power will be sold to Taipower, the national power provider.

Taiwan has seven LNG terminals, two of them up and running, the rest in progress—a response to the surging demand for LNG imports as half of the nation’s electricity generation is expected to come from gas, which translates to 26 million tons of LNG in demand. Since 1984, CTCI has taken part in five LNG terminal projects, including the first (CPC Yongan), second (CPC Taichung), third (CPC Guantang), sixth (FPCC Mailiao as mentioned), and seventh (CPC Kaohsiung Intercontinental) terminal. To date, CTCI is the only company in Taiwan capable of LNG terminal EPC projects, with proven track record that extends beyond Taiwan to include China, India, and Thailand. Its service quality has earned recognition from clients globally.

Michael Yang, Chairman of CTCI Corporation, said, “We appreciate the trust placed in us by FPCC as they have once again decided CTCI is the go-to company for a project with major transitional significance, after our past partnership in the sixth naphtha cracker construction, a project of the century. With proven track record and project management expertise in LNG terminals across the world, CTCI will work closely with KHI, and we are confident that we can complete the storage tanks on time and up to quality expectations. The team will leverage green, intelligent technologies to enhance energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions, thereby contributing to the nation’s clean energy effort and sustainable development.”

With a steadfast commitment to a net zero future, CTCI is helping the nation advance toward the goals of energy diversification and power stability, by developing solar power, biomass, and wind power businesses, as well as actively exploring forward-looking energy storage, new energy, and decarbonized electricity markets.

TAICHUNG, Jun. 26, 2025 –CTCI Corporation, Taiwan’s leading EPC contractor, has officially commenced work on the Taichung Metro Blue Line BM01 turnkey project for the E&M systems, depot, and main power substation. The groundbreaking ceremony is held on June 26, marking a significant milestone in the development of Taichung's second metro line.

The new Blue Line will connect key transportation hubs including Shalu Station and Taichung Main Station. Upon completion in 2034, it will integrate seamlessly with the existing Green Line (Wenxin-Beitun Line)—which CTCI also contributed to—forming a convenient cross-shaped metro network that significantly enhances Taichung’s public transportation system.

The E&M project is being carried out by a joint venture led by CTCI and comprising ST Engineering Urban Solutions Ltd. (Singapore), Alstom Transport S.A. (France), and Hyundai Rotem Company (Korea). Spanning a total length of 24.78 kilometers, the line will run from Taichung Port in the west to the new Jianguo Market in the east, serving as a vital blue artery between the coastal area and the city center. The line will traverse eight districts and 53 neighborhoods, featuring 20 stations—8 elevated and 12 underground—as well as one five-level depot.

CTCI is responsible for delivering the project’s core power supply system. With its proven track record in metro E&M system integration and its successful execution of the Green Line, CTCI is confident in delivering this landmark infrastructure on time and with the highest quality, working in close collaboration with international partners to advance urban development in Taichung.

With over 30 years of experience in the transportation sector, CTCI holds the highest market share for metro E&M system projects in Taiwan. The company has been a key contributor to major metro lines, including the Taipei MRT Muzha Line—Taiwan’s first metro system—as well as the Nangang-Banqiao, Tucheng, Xinzhuang-Luzhou, Xinyi-Songshan, Wanda, and Circular Lines. Its achievements also extend to the Taichung Green Line and the Kaohsiung Orange Line.

Internationally, CTCI has expanded its presence by participating in metro and rail projects such as Singapore’s Downtown Line, Thomson–East Coast Line, and the expansion of the Gali Batu Depot. Renowned for its technical expertise and project execution capabilities, CTCI remains committed to delivering safe, reliable, and sustainable transportation infrastructure under its mission to be “the most reliable global engineering services provider,” helping shape a greener, more connected urban future.

Bangkok, July 25, 2025- CTCI is pleased to announce that its Group Chairman John T. Yu was awarded today the FEIAP Engineer of the Year 2025 and conferred honorary fellow by the Federation of Engineering Institutions of Asia and the Pacific (FEIAP) at the 33rd General Assembly and Awards Ceremony, which took place in Bangkok, Thailand.

The award and honor are a recognition of Group Chairman Yu’s outstanding leadership and contribution to the engineering industry, which saw CTCI being transformed from a local company to a globalized engineering, procurement, and construction Group. Under his helm, CTCI pursued globalization, innovation, and sustainability, keeping in pace with the times. Thanks to his proactive effort, businesses in the engineering sector in Taiwan join the cause to support sustainability.

In his awards acceptance speech, Group Chairman Yu humbly mentioned that the honor belongs to the entire Taiwanese engineering industry. He expressed gratitude to the long-term, collaborative support offered by the industry peers and called on engineering companies to join forces and use wisdom to turn the tide against challenges that the world is now facing, including climate change, limited resources, and high tariffs, so that a brighter and more sustainable future could become possible.

Group Chairman Yu was nominated by the Chinese Institute of Engineers, one of the most prominent engineering institutions in Taiwan, for the FEIAP Engineer of the Year Award. Being one of Asia Pacific’s top engineering organizations comprised of institution members from 23 economies, FEIAP has a mission to bring progress and prosperity to the world through advanced engineering.

Group Chairman Yu’s engineering career spanned over five decades, rising through the ranks at CTCI. His leadership has been instrumental in shaping CTCI. Today, CTCI is a leading engineering brand from Taiwan that is not only among the world’s top 100, but also known for its commitment in making engineering “greener”—through green technology, green contracting, and green investment. It is participating in, as well as creating green projects around the world, and, with the goal of net zero in mind, playing an active role in reducing its greenhouse gas emissions. Its continued superior environmental, social, and governance achievements are the reasons why it has been included as a constituent of the Dow Jones Best-in-Class Emerging Markets Index for ten years in a row, awarded top 1% honor in the S&P Global’s Sustainability Yearbook for three years—the sole engineering company in the world with such honor—and awarded Taiwan's Top 10 Sustainable Service Businesses Award for eight years.

Given his accomplishments, the FEIAP Engineer of the Year Award and Honorary Fellow that the Group Chairman received are well deserved.

The 2025 Asia Responsible Enterprise Awards (AREA), one of Asia’s most prestigious sustainability benchmarks, was held on June 27 in Bangkok, Thailand. CTCI Group, positioning itself as “a Guardian of Sustainable Earth,” was honored with the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Award in recognition of its outstanding ESG performance and continued innovation in sustainable engineering. Ming-Shyan Lee, CEO of CTCI’s Group Engineering Business, and Joanne Ho, Chief Sustainability Officer, attended the ceremony on behalf of the company.

Organized by Enterprise Asia, AREA honors businesses that drive change and create positive sustainable impact. As Taiwan’s No.1 and one of the world’s top 100 international EPC groups, CTCI aims to maximize its engineering influence by integrating ESG into its core operations and decision-making. The company also partners across sectors with innovative technologies to promote sustainability, creating numerous green projects around the world that balance environmental protection with economic growth through smart and low-carbon construction methods—helping industries accelerate their green transition.

To maintain transparent communication with stakeholders and disclose concrete sustainability progress, CTCI regularly publishes sustainability reports, demonstrating its firm commitment to net-zero goals. Looking ahead, CTCI will continue working toward a greener, more sustainable future, fulfilling its ESG vision as a “Guardian of Sustainable Earth.”

Romania, Malaysia, June 13, 2025 – CTCI, Taiwan’s leading engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services provider, was recently honored with top awards at two major global invention fairs for its intelligent innovations developed through industry-academia collaboration. One of the inventions, the Intelligent Pipeline Flange Bolt Fastening Module System, received a Gold Medal and the Prize of Canada at EUROINVENT in Romania (European Exhibition of Creativity and Innovation). The other invention, the Large Pipeline Cleaning Robot, earned a Gold Medal at ITEX Malaysia (International Invention, Innovation & Technology Exhibition). These accolades reflect CTCI’s commitment to developing AI-driven engineering technologies that promote industry transformation and have garnered global recognition.

Jointly developed by CTCI and Professor Fa-Shian Chang’s team at Cheng Shiu University, both inventions have obtained patents in Taiwan. By combining Internet of Things (IoT), construction automation, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, these solutions precisely address two of the most error-prone and high-risk stages in traditional pipeline construction, significantly enhancing efficiency, quality, and safety.

The Intelligent Pipeline Flange Bolt Fastening Module System enables real-time monitoring of bolt fastening conditions and helps prevent leakage at pipeline joints caused by manual inaccuracies. Furthermore, the system utilizes AI algorithms to analyze real-time monitoring data, predict potential leakage risks, and automatically adjust fastening parameters for optimal results. This AI-driven approach enhances preventative maintenance by learning and establishing optimal fastening strategies based on data from different pipeline materials and environmental conditions." The Large Pipeline Cleaning Robot performs pipeline inspection, cleaning, and residue suction, effectively resolving issues caused by manual cleaning, such as metal abrasion and valve leakage. Data is transmitted in real time to ensure accuracy and reliability. In addition, the robot employs AI-powered image recognition to identify defects such as rust and cracks within the pipeline, generating a defect distribution map for engineers. AI algorithms also enable the robot to autonomously plan the optimal cleaning path, automatically adjust cleaning modes based on the level of contamination, and analyze data to optimize cleaning parameters and predict the remaining lifespan of the pipeline. In addition to its recent international recognition, the pipeline cleaning robot has also received the Platinum Award at the Taiwan Innotech Expo for three consecutive years and the Industry-Academia Collaboration Award from the Chinese Institute of Engineers.

Recognizing the high application value and commercialization potential of these technologies, CTCI continues to expand the integration of AI and other emerging technologies across petrochemical, power, and transportation construction projects to provide clients with smarter, more efficient, and safer engineering solutions. The company is also actively strengthening collaborations with leading academic institutions to explore the engineering applications of AI, IoT, advanced materials, and innovative construction methods, continuously injecting innovation into Taiwan’s engineering industry to support sustainable development and global competitiveness.