UMS Integration Limited, listed on the SGX Mainboard, has reported a remarkable financial performance for the third quarter of the fiscal year (Q3) 2026.
The company achieved a record quarterly revenue of $95.4m, marking a 61% increase from the same period last year. This surge in sales contributed to a net attributable profit of $21.1m, more than doubling from $10.5m in Q3 2025.
The impressive growth was primarily driven by UMS’s core businesses in the semiconductor and aerospace sectors. The semiconductor segment alone saw a 65% increase in revenue, with significant contributions from both integrated system and component sales. The aerospace segment also experienced a 55% rise, reflecting the ongoing global aviation boom.
Geographically, Malaysia led the charge with a 209% increase in sales, whilst Taiwan and South Korea reported 94% and 86% growth, respectively. The US market also saw a 31% rise in revenue.
UMS’s CEO, Andy Luong, highlighted the company’s strategic expansion and operational execution as key factors behind the strong results. “Our standout performance in the first nine months of the year reinforces our belief this is another banner year for the Group,” he stated.
Looking ahead, UMS remains well-positioned to capitalise on the AI-driven semiconductor “super-cycle” and the international aerospace boom. The company has also proposed a third interim dividend of 1.0 cent per share to reward its shareholders.
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