Yankey Engineering backlog hits record NT$57.1 billion as Kumamoto fab work looms

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The company also expects one of its newest wins, a subcontract tied to a second wafer (the disc of silicon that chips are cut from) fab in Kumamoto, Japan, to start contributing revenue from 2027. Yankey Engineering's record backlog highlights its strategic expansion and potential revenue growth, underscoring global market ambitions.

The Taiwanese cleanroom specialist reported an unrecognized order backlog of NT$57.1 billion as of the end of September 2026. A backlog that keeps climbing The September figure tops Yankey’s previous high-water mark of NT$55.3 billion, set at the end of 2025.

The company expects the number to keep rising. The current quarter suggests the kitchen is already slammed.

Yankey posted third-quarter 2026 revenue of NT$14.65 billion, up 163.9% year-on-year.

Add your holdings to find related stories in Pro. Create a free account For the full year, Yankey expects revenue to surpass NT$35 billion.

That would represent growth of more than 70% compared with the prior year. The company credits sustained demand from the expansion of AI-driven semiconductor projects.