Singapore-listed UMS Integration, a Singapore-based maker of precision components and sub-assemblies for semiconductor equipment, said on August 13 that second-quarter FY2026 net profit rose 90% year on year to S$19.8 million (US$15.5 million).

Revenue increased 29% to S$87.1 million (US$68 million), driven by stronger semiconductor and aerospace sales.

For the first half, net attributable profit climbed 66% to S$33.4 million (US$26.1 million) on revenue of S$156.5 million (US$122 million).

Semiconductor revenue rose 25%, and aerospace revenue increased 37%.

UMS declared a tax-exempt second interim dividend of 1 Singapore cent a share, taking first-half dividends to 2 cents per share.

It also said quarterly free cash flow turned positive at S$30.7 million (US$24 million) after it collected customer receivables delayed by changes to a customer’s information technology system.

The company invested S$9.6 million (US$7.5 million) in the first half, mainly to expand its Penang facilities, and ended June 30 with net cash of S$38.6 million (US$30.2 million).

UMS has historically attributed an average of about 80% of its revenue to Applied Materials, according to a DBS report.

🔗 Source: UMS