Goldsun Building achieves record May revenue as Taiwan’s AI construction surge defies seasonal slowdown

Goldsun Building posted record May revenue of NT$2.04 billion, boosted by AI infrastructure projects in Taiwan. Growth includes TSMC's 2nm fabs and smart industrial parks.

Published on: Jun 12, 2025
Goldsun Building achieves record May revenue as Taiwan’s AI construction surge defies seasonal slowdown

Goldsun Building Breaks May Revenue Records Amid AI Construction Surge in Taiwan

May is usually a slow month for Taiwan's concrete industry due to monsoon rains, but this year Goldsun Building defied the trend. The company posted its highest May revenue ever, driven by a surge in AI-related infrastructure projects across the island.

Goldsun Building reported total revenue of NT$2.04 billion (about US$68 million) in May 2025, marking a 3.97% increase compared to last year. Its cumulative revenue for the first five months reached NT$9.41 billion, up 5.49% year-over-year.

Concrete Business Powers Growth

The company’s core domestic concrete segment earned NT$1.777 billion in May—an increase of 4.52% from the previous year and the second-best monthly result ever for this business unit. This growth is closely linked to the expansion of AI data centers, semiconductor fabs, and smart industrial parks in Taiwan.

In Hsinchu, the center of Taiwan’s semiconductor industry, TSMC is constructing multiple advanced 2-nanometer fabs and a research center within the Baoshan Phase II development. Goldsun Building’s facilities in the region are actively supplying materials for these projects, including TSMC's Baoshan Phase II fabs, the packaging site in Zhunan, and the Hsinchu County AI Park.

Strategic Land Development and Sustainable Initiatives

Beyond construction materials, Goldsun Building leverages its extensive land holdings—over 447,000 ping (roughly 1.48 million square meters) nationwide. One key project is a major real estate development in Taipei’s Nangang district, part of the city’s emerging Gateway core. Positioned next to the Nangang transportation hub that connects four major rail systems, this development is slated for completion by late 2027. It is expected to provide steady long-term revenue and strengthen the company’s urban footprint.

Goldsun Building is also investing in AI and low-carbon technologies within its operations. These efforts reflect the evolving construction demands of Taiwan’s tech sector and the global shift toward sustainable infrastructure.

  • Record May revenue: NT$2.04 billion, +3.97% YoY
  • First five months 2025 revenue: NT$9.41 billion, +5.49% YoY
  • Concrete business revenue in May: NT$1.777 billion, +4.52% YoY
  • Major projects: TSMC's 2nm fabs, AI parks, smart industrial zones
  • Flagship real estate: Nangang district development, Taipei
  • Focus on AI and low-carbon innovation

For professionals in construction and real estate, Goldsun Building’s performance highlights the tangible impact of AI infrastructure demands on traditional construction sectors. Staying informed about these market shifts can guide investment and operational strategies.

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