UMS Integration doubles Q3 net attributable profit to $21.1m

Semiconductor revenue surged 65%, whilst aerospace grew 55% in the quarter.

UMS Integration Limited more than doubled its net profit to $21.1m in the third quarter (Q3), up from $10.5m, as group revenue jumped 61% year-on-year (YoY) to $95.4m.

The group attributed the growth to the artificial intelligence-driven semiconductor super-cycle and a sustained global aviation boom.

Revenue from the semiconductor segment surged 65%, driven by strong sales of integrated systems and components, whilst aerospace revenue grew 55%.

Earnings per share increased to 2.37 cents from 1.18 cents YoY.

For the first nine months (9M), net profit attributable to shareholders rose 78% YoY to $54.5m, already 31% higher than the group’s full-year net profit attributable to shareholders in the financial year 2025.

Revenue for 9M increased 37% to $251.9m, from $184.3m, due to higher sales across all key business segments.

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