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UMS Integration net profit rises to $30m in 9M on strong semiconductor sales

Sales in chips and semiconductor systems grew by 7% and a stable 1% YoY, respectively.

UMS Integration Limited’s net attributable profit increased by 4% to $30.5m in the first nine months, as its overall sales climbed 5% YoY to $184.3m.

UMS saw higher sales and profits despite geopolitical tensions and steep US trade tariffs since the start of the year, it said in its financial report for the period.

During the period, the firm’s earnings per share rose from 4.18 cents last year to 4.30 cents.

In the semiconductor segment in 9M2025, UMS saw sales rise 7% amidst higher component sales that grew 15% YoY to $89.3m, compared to $77.8m in the same period last year.

Sales of semiconductor integrated systems sales remained relatively stable, easing 1% YoY to $69.3m compared to $68.6m in the same period last year.

New customer orders boosted sales in Malaysia and other markets by 164% and 26%, respectively, during the period under review, UMS said.

The artificial-intelligence global chip and aviation sectors are expected to drive sales, it added.  

However, revenue in the aerospace and others segments dipped 5% and 6%, respectively, UMS said.

 


 

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