April 14, 2026 | 17:55 | Commercial Times | Yuan Yen-shou
To capture global opportunities in AI infrastructure and Middle East reconstruction, CTCI (9933), Taiwan’s largest turnkey engineering contractor, announced on the 14th that it will introduce Delta Electronics (a global leader in power management), USI Group (a benchmark petrochemical enterprise), and Taya Group (an energy connection expert) as strategic investors through a private placement.
The private placement price has been set at NT$35.48 per share, with total funds expected to reach approximately NT$1.6 billion.
CTCI stated that this "Tech-Engineering Strategic Alliance" will integrate CTCI’s EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) expertise with Delta’s smart energy solutions, USI’s high-value materials, and Taya’s energy connectivity. This powerhouse collaboration aims to seize multi-trillion dollar opportunities in global AI, net-zero initiatives, and Middle East reconstruction.
A Strategic Leap into AI and Green Tech
CTCI emphasized that this is more than a capital injection; it is the formation of Taiwan's most internationally competitive technology-engineering alliance. In response to global decarbonization and the explosion of AI computing power, CTCI noted that partnering with technologically complementary firms will elevate its technical barriers and profitability in AI infrastructure and the circular economy. The alliance aims to transition from traditional Data Centers to AI Computing Centers, from energy storage to microgrids, and from facility systems to production line automation.
Leveraging its success in executing two internationally renowned data centers in Taiwan, CTCI plans to lead the charge into the U.S., India, and Southeast Asia. By combining CTCI’s cross-disciplinary engineering with Delta’s R&D in power and cooling systems, the alliance will provide efficient, reliable infrastructure for AI data centers, alongside "Total Solutions" for microgrids, smart manufacturing, and smart buildings.
Deepening Long-term Partnerships
USI Group, a long-term partner of CTCI, is currently focused on developing forward-looking, low-carbon materials such as ViviOn™ (CBC) to reduce carbon footprints. Together, CTCI and USI will collaborate to enhance resource efficiency and fulfill corporate social responsibilities.
Taya Group, already a member of the CTCI Alliance Partner (CAP) program, will ensure a stable supply of high-quality power cables to meet the surging electricity demands of AI development and large-scale infrastructure projects in the Middle East, while also strengthening cost control.
CTCI concluded that this alliance is a pivotal opportunity to accelerate into a new era of engineering technology. Under its vision of being the "Most Reliable Global Engineering Services Team," the group aims to create long-term growth potential for shareholders and investors.
Source: https://www.ctee.com.tw/news/20260414701455-430503
