UMS Integration Limited, listed on the SGX Mainboard, has reported a 4% increase in net attributable profit, reaching S$30.5m for the first nine months of FY2025. This growth comes despite geopolitical tensions and US trade tariffs impacting the market. The Group’s revenue rose by 5% to S$184.3m during the same period, driven by improved sales and profitability.
The Group’s gross profit margins have continued to improve quarter-on-quarter, contributing to a stronger bottom line. UMS has proposed a 1-for-4 bonus issue and a third interim dividend of 1.0 cent per share to reward its shareholders. The company’s financial health remains robust, with positive net cash from operating activities, although free cash flow was negative due to increased inventories and investments in a new plant in Penang.
UMS’s CEO, Andy Luong, highlighted the Group’s resilience, stating, “Our performance in the first nine months of the year is another testimony of the Group’s resilience and strength in the face of mounting challenges in the global economy.” The Group is well-positioned to benefit from the AI-driven global chip sector rebound and the sustained aviation boom.
The Group’s successful secondary listing on Bursa Malaysia has also boosted its share price and market capitalisation, now exceeding S$1b. Looking ahead, UMS anticipates continued growth, supported by the global semiconductor industry’s recovery and increasing demand for advanced semiconductors.
