UltraGreen.ai says it remains focused on maintaining market share in the US amid stiff competition

Firm is ‘actively engaging’ with distribution partners there as part of its broader growth strategy, it notes

Summarise
Chloe Lim
Published Wed, Sep 16, 2026 · 08:07 PM
    • UltraGreen.ai filed for a US$377.1 million IPO on SGX last year with an offer price of US$1.45, but the stock’s value has fallen since then.
    • UltraGreen.ai filed for a US$377.1 million IPO on SGX last year with an offer price of US$1.45, but the stock’s value has fallen since then. PHOTO: ULTRAGREEN.AI

    [SINGAPORE] UltraGreen.ai is still focused on maintaining US market share despite a competitive environment, it said in a Wednesday (Sep 16) bourse filing.

    The group is “actively engaging” with distribution partners in the US amid its broader growth strategy. Given how discussions are ongoing, the company noted that it is unable to comment on pricing matters or commercial arrangements.

    Its statement on Wednesday comes ahead of its third-quarter financial results, set to be released before market open on Oct 29, where it will offer an update on company developments in the US and progress on various strategic initiatives.

    Competition in the US market is set to grow stiffer for UltraGreen.ai, with pharmaceutical company Zydus Lifesciences securing regulatory approval for its indocyanine green dye.

    Besides its focus on the US, UltraGreen.ai is also expanding its geographic presence across Asia, Europe and the Middle East, while advancing its imaging and software strategy.

    The group has more than 10 years of experience operating across evolving market environments, supported by customer and clinical relationships and manufacturing, supply and distribution capabilities.

    Asean Intelligence

    Get insights into businesses across South-east Asia

    Get the free report

    On Nov 26, 2025, the surgical-tech firm filed for a US$377.1 million initial public offering on the Singapore Exchange’s mainboard, which later recorded a subscription rate of 4.5 times, with over a thousand valid applications for some 26.5 million shares.

    The company’s share price since its listing in December last year, however, has floundered. It slumped to US$0.635 in late August, down 49.6 per cent over a week.

    This was a far cry from its offer price of US$1.45.

    The stock ended flat at US$0.555 on Wednesday, prior to the statement.

    Decoding Asia newsletter: your guide to navigating Asia in a new global order. Sign up here to get Decoding Asia newsletter. Delivered to your inbox. Free.

    Copyright SPH Media. All rights reserved.