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UMS Integration expects to reap fruits of S$120 million investment in next few years

A new plant, as well as new and upgraded machinery, has positioned it to ride the wave of the semiconductor boom

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Published Mon, Aug 4, 2025 · 07:00 AM
    • Andy Luong, UMS Integration controlling shareholder and CEO, notes that if the company continues to generate healthy cash flows, it might be able to pay out more as dividend to shareholders.
    • Andy Luong, UMS Integration controlling shareholder and CEO, notes that if the company continues to generate healthy cash flows, it might be able to pay out more as dividend to shareholders. PHOTO: YEN MENG JIIN, BT

    [SINGAPORE] UMS Integration expects to see in the next few years the fruits of the S$120 million investment it made over the past three years, as it rides the semiconductor boom.

    Having made the capital expenditure, the Singapore-listed company, that had a secondary listing recently on Bursa Malaysia, might be able to reward shareholders with more dividends if it continues to generate healthy cash flows.

    UMS is primarily focused on the semiconductor industry. It manufactures high-precision, front-end components and performs complex electromechanical assembly and final testing services for customers that make the machines to produce wafers.

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