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CEO UMS Integration: Profit Surges as Semiconductor Demand Revives – 1HFY2025 Overview

Last updated on December 25, 2025

SINGAPORE: SGX Mainboard-listed UMS Integration Limited (“UMS” or “The Group”) reported a net attributable profit of S$20.1 million for the first half of FY2025 (1HFY2025), a 5% increase year-on-year (YoY), driven by strong revenue growth of S$125 million (+14% YoY).

In the second quarter alone (2QFY2025), net attributable profit rose 10% YoY to S$10.3 million, supported by a 20.4% surge in revenue to S$67.35 million.

Segment Highlights and Market Trends

  • The semiconductor segment expanded 27% YoY in 2QFY2025, offset by a 14% dip in aerospace sales and 7% decline in the ‘others’ segment.
  • Semiconductor integrated system sales jumped 36% YoY to S$28.2 million, while component sales increased 20% to S$30.6 million.
  • Quarter-on-quarter, the semiconductor and others segments grew 21% and 9%, respectively; aerospace contracted 13%.

On a regional level, Malaysia posted a remarkable 270% YoY sales increase, Singapore rose 15%, and Taiwan improved 3%, while sales in the U.S. and other markets declined by 9% and 12%, respectively.

In 1HFY2025, semiconductor sales grew 17% YoY to S$107.4 million, aerospace rose 2% to S$11.5 million, and the “others” segment fell 9% to S$6 million. Notably, Singapore’s revenue gained 5% to S$78.7 million, while Malaysia skyrocketed 250% to S$17.4 million.

CEO Commentary

“The Group’s recent successful secondary listing in Bursa Malaysia has helped unlock value for shareholders. Our market capitalisation has grown almost 50% this year, rising above S$1 billion. While uncertainties remain, our growth strategy remains intact,” said Group CEO Andy Luong.

He emphasised UMS’s strong positioning to benefit from the AI-driven global chip sector rebound and ongoing aviation and semiconductor supply chain shifts towards Southeast Asia.

Summary of 1HFY2025 Performance

Metric1HFY2025YoY Change
Net Attributable ProfitS$20.1M+5%
RevenueS$125M+14%
2QFY2025 Net Attributable ProfitS$10.3M+10%
2QFY2025 RevenueS$67.35M+20%

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