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piscesmonkey
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27-Feb-2025 18:18
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JEP Holdings reports earnings of $3.1 mil for FY2024, up 86.6% y-o-y |
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chengwh1
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09-Feb-2025 18:54
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When the secondary listing in approved by BSKL, there will be more visibility. Generally, the share price will move up by a few percentage pts, not a lot tho' ..... |
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pkli899
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06-Feb-2025 16:14
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LOL.....I also hope chiong but only up 1c, vol also low leh. |
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piscesmonkey
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06-Feb-2025 15:34
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Nice chiong up now |
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john_ric
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15-Jan-2025 11:55
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Good showing today |
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lifeisgood
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07-Jan-2025 12:06
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UMS Integration has applied for listing in Bursa via " Introduction" , meaning no new shares will be issued. So where would those shares come from? SGX. So Chng Kays are probably busy trying to colelct some cheap ones now and then play up in Bursa later. |
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NL1730
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03-Jan-2025 08:35
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UMS Holdings is a well-regarded precision engineering company that provides high-quality manufacturing solutions to clients in the semiconductor and aerospace industries. Founded in 1984, the company has grown steadily by leveraging its expertise in manufacturing precision components, particularly for semiconductor equipment. The company has continued to expand its operations with significant capital investments in Malaysia... |
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wehuattogether88
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02-Jan-2025 14:55
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Maybe UMS secondary listing in Bursa will be good as it will have another source of funding for their expansions or acquisitions if any. |
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Joelton
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01-Jan-2025 15:18
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UMS Holdings applies for secondary listing on Main Market of Bursa Malaysia
 
Mainboard-listed semiconductor firm UMS Holdings 558 has applied to the Securities Commission Malaysia for its proposed secondary listing on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia.
 
The proposed secondary listing does not involve any offering of shares, and is subject to the final approvals of the relevant authorities, including the Securities Commission Malaysia, says the company in a Dec 31 bourse filing. 
 
The company will seek shareholders&rsquo approval at an extraordinary general meeting after receiving all relevant regulatory approvals.
 
The board of UMS Holdings first announced the proposed secondary listing in a July 17 bourse filing. It said the move would broaden the company&rsquo s investor reach and widen its investor base, and potentially increase the liquidity of the company&rsquo s shares.
 
It would also enable UMS Holdings to tap into additional platforms for future fundraising and provide it with the flexibility to access different equity markets to raise funds.
 
On July 1, UMS' s wholly-owned subsidiary, Ultimate Manufacturing Solutions, announced that it has invested RM15.23 million ($4.5 million) to acquire a new 5.38 acres, or approximately 235,000 sq ft, of a 60-year leasehold industrial land site in Penang Science Park North, Malaysia. 
 
In late May, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim pitched the nation as a &ldquo neutral and non-aligned location for semiconductor production&rdquo , and targeted 500 billion ringgit in investment for its semiconductor industry. 
 
UMS Holdings held its IPO on the Singapore Exchange S68 back in 2001, where it raised $51.6 million via a placement of 40 million new shares at $1.29 each. About a decade later, it attempted a dual listing in Korea to tap the semiconductor ecosystem there. But a non-Korean company ahead of UMS in the application was caught for fraud, and the dual listing eventually did not go through. 
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bishan22
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19-Dec-2024 11:48
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Dividends in liao |
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john_ric
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19-Dec-2024 10:19
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0.85 year end |
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wehuattogether88
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17-Dec-2024 18:51
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1.10 before FY results and dividends announcement. |
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ayy002
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17-Dec-2024 17:07
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0.9 by end year |
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john_ric
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13-Dec-2024 10:48
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Holding very steady at 1.00 |
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ayy002
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13-Dec-2024 10:41
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penny stocks |
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f16force
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09-Nov-2024 12:46
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Probably another falling knife come Monday |
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bishan22
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09-Nov-2024 11:34
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Are they giving dividends again? |
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Joelton
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09-Nov-2024 11:11
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UMS Integration Q3 profit slumps 32% to S$10.4 million
Decline comes from higher expenses and depreciation for the period under review
 
SEMICONDUCTOR manufacturer UMS Integration : 558 +1.96% on Friday (Nov 8) reported a 32 per cent decline in profit to S$10.4 million for the three months ended Sep 30, from S$15.3 million in the same period a year prior.
 
Earnings per share for the quarter was S$0.0146, compared with S$0.0229 year on year.
 
The fall in profit was from higher expenses and depreciation for the period under review, including an increase in legal and professional fees due to the group&rsquo s planned secondary listing in Malaysia and the upkeep of property and machinery.
 
The group also incurred a foreign exchange loss, compared with a foreign exchange gain in the corresponding quarter a year ago, which was partially offset by a gain from the disposal of fixed assets. The foreign exchange loss was caused largely by the US dollar depreciation. 
 
The group has declared an interim dividend of S$0.01 per share, lower than the S$0.012 per share declared a year ago. It will be paid on Dec 16.
 
Revenue for the third quarter slid 9 per cent on year to S$64.9 million, from S$71.3 million. This was due to lower semiconductor sales from weaker global chip demand, as well as a decline in revenue from the &ldquo others&rdquo segment as material and tooling distribution was affected by a general business slowdown.
 
&ldquo Lower integrated system and component sales resulted in the group&rsquo s semiconductor segment&rsquo s revenue decline,&rdquo said UMS Integration.
 
On a quarter-on-quarter basis, however, revenue rose 16.1 per cent to S$56 million. The group&rsquo s semiconductor sales also jumped 19 per cent on the back of higher integrated system shipments.
 
Sales have resumed quarterly growth since the first quarter of FY2024, noted UMS Integration.
 
Revenue from the &ldquo others&rdquo segment however remained soft, slumping 30 per cent, on a quarter-on-quarter basis.
 
Commenting on the results, the group said that it managed to secure more orders from a new major customer in Malaysia, with new product introductions planned in the coming months. It also noted 
that the outlook for the semiconductor industry &ldquo appears to be promising&rdquo .   
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spursfan
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08-Nov-2024 20:23
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https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/GZDMKGD2JUPJXFUY/824541_UMS%20Press%20Release%203QFY2024.pdf |
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wehuattogether88
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02-Oct-2024 13:10
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Extracted from another forum, for reference only:   UMS Integration (Ltd) (SGX: 558): Expansion in Progress  UMS is a precision engineering group that specialises in manufacturing high-precision front-end semiconductor components.  The group&rsquo s core business includes the production of modular and integration systems. For 2024&rsquo s first half (1H 2024), UMS reported a YOY drop in revenue of 29% to almost S$110 million, while net profit tumbled by 34% YOY to just over S$19 million. Like Micro-Mechanics, UMS is generous in sharing its profits with shareholders.  However, UMS retains a higher portion of its earnings for growth. From 2019 to 2023, UMS has declared total annual dividends at the rate of approximately 34% to 73% of its net profit after tax. Notably, UMS is one of the few locally listed companies to declare dividends on a quarterly basis, demonstrating its confidence in its business and commitment to boost shareholder value. To strengthen its growth prospects, UMS has widened its customer base and diversified its business portfolio. In recent years, the company has reduced its reliance on the semiconductor segment,  which made up almost all of its revenue in 2017.  By 2023, the semiconductor segment contribution declined to 87%, with its growing aerospace segment contributing 9%. Moreover, UMS has secured a new major semiconductor customer and has commenced production at its new production facility at Penang Science Park North. Looking ahead, UMS is optimistic about its outlook.  Not only did the company perform better in 2Q 2024 than 1Q 2024, it is well-positioned to benefit from the committed expansion plans of both its key customers in Malaysia and Singapore. Additionally,  its aerospace segment is poised to capitalise on the rebound in aviation and travel following the COVID-19 pandemic. These factors suggest a promising overall outlook for UMS in the second half of 2024 and beyond. |
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