TAIPEI, Apr. 14, 2025 – CTCI Corporation, Taiwan's leading provider of engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services, has leveraged its extensive experience in MRT Electric and Mechanic(E&M) systems to form a joint venture with Singapore-based ST Engineering Urban Solutions Ltd., France-based Alstom Transport S.A., and Korea-based Hyundai Rotem Company. Together, the consortium has secured the contract for the “Taichung MRT Blue Line BM01 Turnkey Project for E&M Systems, Depot, and Main Substation.” The total contract value amounts to NT$60.79 billion, with CTCI responsible for constructing the primary power supply system. The project is slated for completion in 2034 and is expected to enhance the cohesion of the Taichung MRT network while promoting green transportation and supporting sustainable urban development.

“We appreciate the trust placed in us by the Rapid Transit System Bureau of the Taichung City Government,” said CTCI Chairman Michael Yang. “CTCI has established a strong track record of collaboration with Alstom and ST Engineering Urban Solutions through previous metro projects in both Taipei and Taichung, while Hyundai Rotem has served as a key supplier of metro cars to Taiwan in recent years. With our extensive experience in metro E&Msystems and our proven performance on Taichung’s first metro line—the Green Line (Wurih-Wenxin-Beitun)—we are confident that, through close collaboration with this international team, we will deliver the project on time and to the highest standards, making a meaningful contribution to the continued development of Taichung’s transportation infrastructure.”

CTCI Group brings over 30 years of experience in the transportation sector and is the leading contractor for metro E&M systems in Taiwan, holding the largest market share. The company has played a key role in Taiwan’s metro development, starting with the country’s first project—the Muzha Line—and continuing with major lines such as Nangang-Banqiao, the Tucheng Extension, Xinzhuang-Luzhou, Xinyi-Songshan, Wanda Line, Circular Line, Taichung Green Line, and Kaohsiung Orange Line. CTCI has also taken its expertise abroad, successfully participating in Singapore’s Downtown Line Stage 3, Thomson-East Coast Line Stages 1–3, and the Gali Batu Depot Expansion. Dedicated to providing the “Most Reliable” engineering services, CTCI continues to build safe, efficient, and comfortable transportation systems that promote greener, more sustainable living.

KAOHSIUNG, April 14, 2025- For 1,500 Thai workers at Kaohsiung’s Hsingta Power Plant, it was time of the year to put down the rebar and bags of cement, and get soaking wet. On April 13, CTCI held a large-scale Songkran event at the migrant worker dormitories in southern Taiwan, turning ordinary sites into lively venues for Thai New Year celebrations. Kicked off with blessings from the chanting monk, the day was filled with joy and laughter as workers and guests enjoyed water splashing, traditional Thai dance, Thai barbecue, and Sepak Takraw—also known as kick volleyball.

Speaking on behalf of CTCI, Kuo-Long Tsai, President of Infrastructure, Environment, and Power Business Operations, said the celebrations at Hsingta site was one of the many Songkran events held by CTCI across all construction sites in Taiwan, under the auspices of the Labor Bureau. He expressed his gratitude to over 3,500 Thai workers who came from afar to take part in CTCI’s projects, and noted that these events might help ease their homesickness, bring them joy and a sense of belonging, while connecting culturally the peoples of two nations for stronger cohesion and mutual understanding.

A few migrant workers mentioned that they felt motivated to work harder for the local infrastructure projects after attending the event, as they appreciated the thoughts and respect CTCI had put into their hometown festival.

Notable guests invited to the event included the Deputy Director-General of Kaohsiung City’s Labor Affairs Bureau Shi-Wei Chen, the Director of Thailand Trade and Economic Office’s Labor Division in Kaohsiung Nutchyawach Sanguanchaiyakrit, and the Director of Southern Construction Division under Taipower’s Nuclear and Thermal Power Generation Engineering Department Chi-Shiang Huang.

The Songkran event is one of the many examples that shows CTCI Group’s extensive care for not just its 8,000 employees globally but also for the migrant workers. Other migrant worker benefits that CTCI provides include free health checkups, cancer screening, health issues monitoring, medical referral, and Chinese language courses. As the leading engineering, procurement, and construction services provider in Taiwan and among the world’s top 100, CTCI brings people across ethnicities, religions, and sexes together, working happily in a healthy, safe, and friendly work environment that values diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Embracing talents, we can do better. Talent sustainability is our most important goal, To create a more diversity, equity and inclusion workplace, CTCI Corporation has joined the "2025 TALENT, in Taiwan - Taiwan Sustainable Action” again.

We will continue to take action to support, with "Common Wealth Learning” and more than 500 alliance partners in Taiwan, and create a better future for every worker. Let's make change visible together.

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TAIPEI, May 7, 2025- With an ambition to become a "Guardian of Sustainable Earth,” CTCI has long been committed to sustainable development with its core engineering business. For three consecutive years, CTCI has won the top prize in the "Comprehensive Performance - Service Industry" category at the ESG Corporate Sustainability Awards by the prestigious Global Views Monthly. Hence, this year, the company has been named to the 2025 Honor Roll, the award’s highest recognition. CTCI Corporation President Ming-Shyan Lee accepted the award on behalf of the company at the ceremony held on May 6.
Organized by Global Views Monthly, the ESG Corporate Sustainability Awards are widely regarded as one of Taiwan's most credible recognitions of corporate sustainability. In his remarks at the ceremony, Mr. Lee noted that as a leading engineering group ranked No.1 in Taiwan and among the world’s top 100, CTCI integrates sustainability principles into project execution. The company collaborates with global partners to build green supply chains and deliver environmentally friendly projects around the world, supporting industries in their green transformation and journey to net zero.

CTCI aligns its business operations and growth strategy closely with sustainability objectives, delivering outstanding results across all three ESG pillars—Environmental, Social, and Governance. This alignment has contributed to consistent business performance and stable growth. In corporate governance, the company continues to report robust performance, securing NT$125.6 billion in new contracts in 2024—marking five consecutive years of exceeding NT$100 billion. The value of backlog of contracts reached NT$333.4 billion, with consolidated revenues totaling NT$119.9 billion. Notably, low-carbon and environmental projects account for 60% of its portfolio. Key achievements include Taiwan’s first turnkey Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) surface facility project and a CCS pilot plant for a leading global semiconductor company, positioning CTCI as the first Taiwanese firm with end-to-end CCS engineering experience.

CTCI’s dedication to green engineering is evident across various infrastructure projects, including combined-cycle and independent power plants, desalination facilities, energy resource centers, and metro systems. The company is actively expanding into emerging fields such as blue hydrogen and low-carbon technologies. It is also the first engineering services firm in Taiwan to pass review from the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for its 1.5°C-aligned emissions reduction goals—aiming for a 45% reduction by 2030 and net-zero emissions by 2050.

In addition to its climate action, CTCI prioritizes biodiversity and natural capital. The company conducts biodiversity hotspot analyses, commits to zero deforestation, and implements species conservation across its global projects. As an early adopter of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) and signatory of the Business for Nature coalition, CTCI's TNFD report has been recognized for its “Example TNFD reporting,” showcasing its comprehensive environmental strategies and proven track record. These efforts reflect CTCI’s concrete actions toward both net-zero emissions and a nature-positive future.

On the social front, CTCI is committed to social responsibility and talent development. The company promotes a diverse, equitable, and inclusive (DEI) workplace for employees from over 20 nationalities. Through its digital learning platform “CTCI Learning” and the CTCI Education Foundation, the company nurtures sustainability talent and contributes to positive societal change.

Internationally, the CTCI Education Foundation is Taiwan’s 11th NGO to be accredited as an observer to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), continuously participating in COP events to amplify Taiwan’s voice in the global sustainability movement.

Looking ahead, CTCI remains dedicated to its vision of being "the most reliable global engineering services provider," working hand in hand with partners to advance the world toward a more sustainable and prosperous future.

TAIPEI, Feb. 21, 2025 – CTCI Corp., Taiwan's leading provider of engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services, has been awarded a Level A Certification under the Taiwan Intellectual Property Management System (TIPS). T.C. Lee, CEO of CTCI Group Shared Services (GSS), accepted the award on behalf of CTCI from Tsou Yu-Hsin, Deputy Director-General of Industrial Development Administration, Ministry of Economic Affairs, at a ceremony held at the Center of Public and Business Administration Education, National Chengchi University, on February 20.

Implemented by the Industrial Development Administration, Ministry of Economic Affairs, TIPS is designed to help companies establish a structured management system aligned with their intellectual property (IP) management requirements and operational strategies. This enables effective IP management and strengthens corporate defense. Certified companies must undergo both document reviews and on-site inspections, making TIPS the most recognized and credible Intellectual Property Management System. With its exemplary IP management, CTCI successfully passed the TIPS on-site inspection under the "Trademark" category, earning a Level-A certification. This achievement was officially announced by the Industrial Development Administration, Ministry of Economic Affairs in December 2024, placing CTCI among the distinguished TIPS-certified companies.

“CTCI is Taiwan’s leading EPC engineering group and one of the global top 100. It has consistently led the domestic engineering industry in strengthening corporate governance, with IP management playing a crucial role,” remarked T.C. Lee, CEO of CTCI GSS. Obtaining TIPS certification not only enhances investor and client trust in CTCI but also supports future business expansion. Committed to being a pioneer in the domestic engineering industry, CTCI continuously improves its governance system, embodying its "Most Reliable" brand spirit.

TAIPEI, February 17, 2025- CTCI Group announced today that two group companies, CTCI Corporation and ECOVE Environment Corporation, have been selected for inclusion in S&P Global’s Sustainability Yearbook 2025. CTCI Corp. was named as the top 1% corporate sustainability performer in the construction and engineering category, with the best Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) score, for three years in a row. ECOVE Environment Corp., meanwhile, has been included as the yearbook member and named as the industry mover in the commercial services and supplies category for its strongest improvement. Both companies’ stellar achievements underscore CTCI Group’s unwavering commitment to sustainability and its own vision to become a “Guardian of Sustainable Earth.”

S&P Global’s Sustainability Yearbook is one of the world’s most renowned assessments of corporate ESG (environmental, social, and governance) performance. Yearbook members and distinction levels are selected based on the companies’ 2024 Corporate Sustainability Assessment scores. This year, over 7,690 companies across 62 industries assessed for the 2024 CSA were considered for inclusion in the Sustainability Yearbook. CTCI Corp. and ECOVE Environment Corp. were among the 780 companies that made it into the Sustainability Yearbook.

CSA is the same basis on which the Dow Jones Best-in-Class Indices (DJBICI) family select their lists of constituents. CTCI Corp. is proud to be selected for inclusion for ten consecutive years in the Dow Jones Best-in-Class Emerging Markets Index (formerly named Dow Jones Sustainability Emerging Markets Index) as announced last December.

“No factory, facility, or building in this world can become what they are without having been designed and constructed by engineering firms,” remarked CTCI Group Chairman John Yu. “Across continents, the people at CTCI have a common vision to safeguard the Earth’s sustainability, and with that vision they take a sustainability-oriented approach to implementing each project. Assuming responsibilities as a corporate citizen, CTCI joins hands with its global partners to make an impact in engineering. By closely aligning corporate operations and its own growth to its sustainability targets, CTCI has not only performed outstandingly in environmental, social, and governance aspects, but also in financial terms. It’s a win-win for corporate profits and environmental protection.”

Corporate governance-wise, CTCI Group recorded in 2024 an unprecedented NT$119.7 billion in consolidated revenue, NT$125.6 billion in new contracts—exceeding the NT$100 billion mark, for the fifth consecutive year—and NT$333.4 billion in backlog, continuing to be at a high level. Among them, the low-carbon/environmental protection business accounted for as high as 60%. Carbon capture and storage (CCS), which is attracting investments globally, is one example. CTCI has secured the surface facilities EPC contract for the first carbon storage site in Taiwan and an EPC contract for a world-leading chip manufacturer’s pilot carbon capture plant. This not only makes CTCI the first engineering firm in Taiwan with experience and track record in both upstream and downstream CCS projects, but also allows CTCI to make substantial contribution to reaching net zero emissions.

Environment-wise, by advocating "Green Engineering", CTCI ensures that the entire project lifecycle, from engineering, construction, to operation, can effectively save energy and reduce carbon emissions. CTCI actively collaborates with its partners and suppliers to create a green supply chain and aid the green transformation of the entire industry. For example, CTCI set a precedent in Taiwan's engineering service industry in 2024 by aligning its near-term and long-term carbon reduction targets and pathways to the Science Based Targets initiative and passed official review. CTCI has set its target to reduce 45% in Scope 1 and Scope 2 carbon emissions by 2030.

Additionally, CTCI’s Supplier Alliance for Net Zero Emissions has launched various guidance and incentive measures to encourage Scope 3 supply chain firms—a source of CTCI’s carbon emissions that is harder to tackle—to formulate their carbon reduction targets by 2028. In terms of biodiversity, CTCI carries out biodiversity hotspot analysis and remains committed to zero deforestation wherever it implements a project, ensuring conservation of vital species. In alignment with global trends, CTCI has signed the Business for Nature Call to Action, become one of the Early Adopters of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures, and set climate and nature-related targets for risk management and action. With concrete actions in multiple aspects, CTCI demonstrates its determination to protect biodiversity.

With regard to the social aspect, CTCI is committed to social care, and spares no effort in promoting talent nurturing and sustainability education. The Group aligns its practices to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and brings about positive change by working with communities through its charitable arm, CTCI Education Foundation. On the global stage, CTCI Education Foundation is proud to become the 11th Taiwanese NGO admitted to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, and continues to participate in the UN Climate Change Conferences, showing the world Taiwan’s sustainability achievements.

CTCI will continue firmly uphold its brand ethos as the most reliable engineering services provider, remain committed to be a Guardian of Sustainable Earth, extend its sustainable engineering influence to make the world a better place.