UMS Integration Limited today released its unaudited results for the three months ended Mar, 31 2026, showing revenue of 69.4 million Singapore dollars, up 20 percent from 57.7 million Singapore dollars a year earlier.

Profit before tax climbed 38 percent to 15.7 million Singapore dollars, while net profit rose 40 percent to 14.2 million Singapore dollars. Profit attributable to shareholders increased 43 percent to 14.0 million Singapore dollars. Earnings per share came in at 1.63 Singapore cents, compared with 1.38 Singapore cents in the prior-year quarter.

By segment, Semiconductor sales advanced 21 percent to 58.9 million Singapore dollars, Aerospace revenue grew 18 percent to 7.3 million Singapore dollars, and the Others segment added 10 percent to 3.2 million Singapore dollars. Revenue growth was strongest in Taiwan (+63 percent) and Malaysia (+28 percent), while sales to the United States slipped 12 percent.

The group ended the quarter with cash and bank balances of 34.3 million Singapore dollars and a net cash position of 26.0 million Singapore dollars after drawing an 8.3 million Singapore dollars short-term loan to acquire the remaining 30 percent stake in Starke Singapore Pte. Ltd. Trade receivables rose by 20.8 million Singapore dollars due to a customer payment delay that has since been resolved.

The board declared a first interim cash dividend of 1.0 Singapore cent per ordinary share, tax-exempt one-tier, payable on Jul, 24 2026 to shareholders on record as of Jul, 13 2026.

During the quarter the company also completed a bonus issue of 177,631,915 shares, lifting the issued share base (excluding treasury shares) to 888,167,856.

Management said order forecasts from key semiconductor customers remain robust and expects the group to achieve a better performance for the full year 2026, citing sustained demand driven by artificial-intelligence applications and resilient aerospace market conditions.