Jiu Han System Technology, a leading cleanroom and turnkey project contractor, reported strong profit growth in 2025 driven by peak construction periods and approval for large-scale projects. Benefiting from AI-driven demand and advanced process manufacturing, the company revealed that its order book as of the first quarter of 2026 totaled NT$11.6 billion (US$364.78 million), with order visibility extending two to three years.
This marks a stepping stone toward the company's goal of reaching annual revenue of NT$10 billion before 2030 while maintaining stable profitability.
In 2025, Jiu Han posted annual revenue of NT$3.604 billion, up 24.9% year-on-year. Operating gross profit reached NT$997 million, rising 14.0%, while net income after tax grew 18.7% to NT$706 million. Earnings per share (EPS) stood at NT$10.62.
The firm highlighted that accelerated project progress in the fourth quarter of 2025 lifted quarterly revenue to NT$1.635 billion, a 189.9% jump from the fourth quarter of 2024. Net income soared 217.9% to NT$339 million, pushing EPS to NT$5.13 for the quarter.
To balance growth with resilience against risk, Jiu Han is pursuing a dual strategy focused on AI infrastructure and public works. Growth initiatives target capital-intensive sectors such as wafer foundries, advanced packaging, and AI computing centers, with AI-related revenue expected to exceed 60% in 2026. The company also plans to establish a US subsidiary to capitalize on overseas construction opportunities driven by AI trends and tariff considerations.
Public works will account for 20–40% of the company's revenue, with a focus on advanced technology projects backed by government budgets that carry no default risk, providing steady cash flow and a buffer against economic cycles.
Article translated by Lily Hess and edited by Jerry Chen
