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wehuattogether88
    05-May-2026 13:41  
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Maybe UMS coming 1Q2026 results will be good and above consensus.
Just my thoughts.
 
 
aragosta
    04-May-2026 22:29  
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I posted this on the " AEM" thread.earlier this year.....
Try to go through this, so that you will understand my next post on LAM RESEARCH better...
 
aragosta
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Posted: 08-Feb-2026 16:32
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WHY I' M NOT JOKING, WHEN I SAID UMS WILL HIT FOUR .......
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UMS Integration (UMS) is currently transforming its business model from a single-customer dependency into a powerful " dual-pillar" strategy. By leveraging its unique manufacturing secrets and strategic geography, UMS is positioning itself as a critical player in the global AI-driven semiconductor surge.
   
1. The Foundation: Strategic Customer Comparison
UMS serves the world' s two largest semiconductor equipment manufacturers,  Applied Materials (AMAT)  and  Lam Research.   
  • Applied Materials (The Present Anchor):  AMAT has been UMS' s primary partner since 2009. Historically contributing  ~90%  of revenue, AMAT provides UMS with stable, high-volume orders for its Endura product line.
  • Lam Research (The Future Growth Engine):  Referred to as " Customer H" in reports, Lam Research is UMS' s new major growth pillar. While still smaller in current revenue share,    it is expected to eventually match AMAT' s scale.   
2. Geographical Synergy: Singapore and Penang
UMS uses its physical locations to stay indispensable to its customers supply chains.
a)    Singapore
  (The AMAT Hub):  UMS operates near AMAT' s massive regional headquarters in Singapore. This proximity allows for " local-for-local" shipping and real-time collaboration on high-end sub-assemblies.
  (The Lam Hub):  UMS recently expanded its    Penang    facility by  300,000 sq ft  to support the massive ramp-up of Lam Research, which has its own largest global factory nearby in Batu Kawan.    This facility is the engine for UMS' s next stage of growth.   
   
3. Revenue Transition: Timeline to 2026 and Beyond
The transition from a 90% dependency on AMAT to a balanced model is already underway.
  • Phase 1 (2024 - 2025):  Lam Research contributed  S$20 million  in 2024, expected to grow to  S$50 million  in 2025 as new product initiatives (NPIs) are qualified.
  • Phase 2 (2026 Forward):  Revenue from Lam Research is expected to be  " fully realised" from 2026 onwards.
  • The " Quantum Jump" Goal:  Management    targets a long-term top-line contribution of  S$300 million per annum  from Lam Research within the next three to five years, effectively making it equal in importance to AMAT.   
4. The Endura    Secret Sauce: Why They Can' t Leave UMS
The glue that binds these giants to UMS is proprietary technology. AMAT shared its  manufacturing secrets  with UMS years ago to ensure they could build the complex wafer transfer modules for the  Endura  system. UMS now holds an estimated    70% supplier market share  for these critical machines.   
   
5. AI: The Ultimate Connector
Artificial Intelligence is the fuel that ensures both customers - and therefore UMS - remain busy through 2028.   
  • WFE Spending:    AI-driven demand for advanced chips is pushing global  Wafer Fab Equipment (WFE)  spending toward a record  US$138 billion by 2026.
  • Complex Machines:  As AI chips move to 2nm and below,    the machines built by AMAT and Lam become more complex, requiring the high-end precision and " special processes" that only UMS is currently qualified to provide at scale.   
Summary of Customer Evolution
   
Attribute        Applied Materials (AMAT)       Lam Research (LRCX)
Role     Stable, legacy partner (The       Present).       Rapidly scaling growth pillar (The Future).
Revenue Status     ~69% - 90% of total business.       Ramping up targeting S$300M/year.
Location Link     Singapore-based operations.       Penang-based " neighbour" supplier.
AI Driver     Leading-edge logic and deposition tools.       Advanced etching and packaging for AI chips.
 
 
 
muifan
    04-May-2026 15:13  
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Congrats to you sir.
I rem very long ago I listen to your interesting story
Of ah Luong , jep and ums ? how time flies


aragosta      ( Date: 04-May-2026 15:05) Posted:

WOW... can' t believe I wrote this in the other " AEM" thread, beginning of the year, just as I got words that this Monster will make a run soon.... the words true or not, you judge for yourself.... I will bring in a couple more posts here, before I make another important piece of revelation...... As I said, somewhere, UMS haven' t really run yet... when it does, this Monster will be unrecognisable.... believe or unbeliever, I don' t really care .... I care only you dyodddd..... but still the black market gangsters have been truly unbelievable nowadays....

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aragosta
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Posted: 14-Jan-2026 12:06
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The Powerful Catalytic Effect of AI Synergy   
AEM and UMS are considered AI-relevant stocks and potential price catalysts could spur both them toward all-time highs, with analysts issuing " Buy" ratings and high price targets for both. And as I been repeating all over, each has its own strength, forte, and niche capabilities to be of significant relevance to the AI related semicon industry. AEM' s strength lies in its    system-level test (SLT) solutions with unique thermal control, while UMS' s forte is as an    integrated original equipment manufacturer (OEM) for front-end equipment.   


I have many coffee shop stories to tell on AEM including Lawrence Wong and GKY' s interest in this potential GLC company, but first let me frustrate those UMS non-believers who exited at the first sight of profits& hellip ..and shortists (who borrow to short) trying desperately to bring down the price to cover back.... (no use one!)

When UMS announced its bonus issue on 7 Nov,  price was $1.16ps. When it went XB, price was $1.45 ps, effectively pricing post bonus price at coincidentally $1.16pc. In the days after Xb, smart alecs, calculating that UMS should be 0.29 less then, shorted UMS until this price before it started to bounce back...... yesterday it hit $1.30, and now it gone past $1.30 convincingly to hit $1.33. What does this tell you? Well, for once it tells you the resilience of the stock and that the black market has an eagle of an eye, or is it the eye of an eagle?........to be able to spot the coming of a potential high capital-gaining stock. In less than one week, the stock smashed the faces of the shortists, and went above its bonus announcement price, the analysts' theoretical post bonus price, the perceived x-bonus price and now about to attack the highest Bursa traded price and the Xbonus price of $1.45 ps. Normally this does not happen or happened so quick.......Or like they said, there' s more to it than meets the eagle& rsquo s eyes...... the next unbelievable milestone is hitting its absolute ATH of $1.57...... But this is going to be absolutely nothing compared to what the black market is expecting.......an unbelievable price of    more than    double its current price. And to help us will be some important announcements from my very good friend Ah Loong.......

Remember, UMS is no longer a 90% one customer company.......It now has two world class customers, Ah MAT and Ah Lam, each contributing abot 40%, but Ah Loong is going to tell you, by year end Ah Lam is going to give us a very very significant revenue contribution...... I will wrote more of this later as more coffee shop news flow in......

please hor, these are unbelievable theories from the black market gangsters who like to spice up their unbelievable stories to make them more unbelievable...... so, dyodddd please

 

 
aragosta
    04-May-2026 15:05  
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WOW... can' t believe I wrote this in the other " AEM" thread, beginning of the year, just as I got words that this Monster will make a run soon.... the words true or not, you judge for yourself.... I will bring in a couple more posts here, before I make another important piece of revelation...... As I said, somewhere, UMS haven' t really run yet... when it does, this Monster will be unrecognisable.... believe or unbeliever, I don' t really care .... I care only you dyodddd..... but still the black market gangsters have been truly unbelievable nowadays....

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aragosta
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Posted: 14-Jan-2026 12:06
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The Powerful Catalytic Effect of AI Synergy   
AEM and UMS are considered AI-relevant stocks and potential price catalysts could spur both them toward all-time highs, with analysts issuing " Buy" ratings and high price targets for both. And as I been repeating all over, each has its own strength, forte, and niche capabilities to be of significant relevance to the AI related semicon industry. AEM' s strength lies in its    system-level test (SLT) solutions with unique thermal control, while UMS' s forte is as an    integrated original equipment manufacturer (OEM) for front-end equipment.   


I have many coffee shop stories to tell on AEM including Lawrence Wong and GKY' s interest in this potential GLC company, but first let me frustrate those UMS non-believers who exited at the first sight of profits& hellip ..and shortists (who borrow to short) trying desperately to bring down the price to cover back.... (no use one!)

When UMS announced its bonus issue on 7 Nov,  price was $1.16ps. When it went XB, price was $1.45 ps, effectively pricing post bonus price at coincidentally $1.16pc. In the days after Xb, smart alecs, calculating that UMS should be 0.29 less then, shorted UMS until this price before it started to bounce back...... yesterday it hit $1.30, and now it gone past $1.30 convincingly to hit $1.33. What does this tell you? Well, for once it tells you the resilience of the stock and that the black market has an eagle of an eye, or is it the eye of an eagle?........to be able to spot the coming of a potential high capital-gaining stock. In less than one week, the stock smashed the faces of the shortists, and went above its bonus announcement price, the analysts' theoretical post bonus price, the perceived x-bonus price and now about to attack the highest Bursa traded price and the Xbonus price of $1.45 ps. Normally this does not happen or happened so quick.......Or like they said, there' s more to it than meets the eagle& rsquo s eyes...... the next unbelievable milestone is hitting its absolute ATH of $1.57...... But this is going to be absolutely nothing compared to what the black market is expecting.......an unbelievable price of    more than    double its current price. And to help us will be some important announcements from my very good friend Ah Loong.......

Remember, UMS is no longer a 90% one customer company.......It now has two world class customers, Ah MAT and Ah Lam, each contributing abot 40%, but Ah Loong is going to tell you, by year end Ah Lam is going to give us a very very significant revenue contribution...... I will wrote more of this later as more coffee shop news flow in......

please hor, these are unbelievable theories from the black market gangsters who like to spice up their unbelievable stories to make them more unbelievable...... so, dyodddd please
 
 
wehuattogether88
    04-May-2026 14:07  
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Thank you for the hints, already very clear and direct.

aragosta      ( Date: 04-May-2026 13:42) Posted:



As promised, I will provide black market views as and when possible, but of course as the stock gets hotter and hotter, it will attract many mercenary clowns, and marplots who will sabotage me, so I have to be careful.... my hints are all over the place in each of my messages,   so you have to read through it all, to catching a tip or two.....but dyodddd please.

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A significant but overlooked event occurred in late March 2026: Amova Asset Management (formerly Nikko Asset Management) became a substantial shareholder in UMS Integration. Amova  is a major Japanese-headquartered multinational investment company and a leading Asian asset manager.


Why Amova is Investing in UMS?

1. Massive Growth Expected in 2026
  • Investors expect UMS to enter a " super ramp" phase in 2026.
  • Revenues from Lam Research, a new major customer, are predicted to jump 100% year-on-year in 2026  as new products start mass production.
  • Higher Profits: Analysts from DBS Group Research forecast that net profit will grow by 30.5%, reaching about S$54.3 million in 2026. (Actually this is being revised upwards constantly as the days go by).


2. The AI Boom and  Advanced  Technology
  • UMS is a key partner for global giant Applied Materials (AMAT). It makes critical components used to build the advanced chips that power AI.
  • Advanced Packaging: UMS is involved in next-generation chip packaging, a high-growth area  where global demand is currently exploding


3. Strong Government and Market Support
  • UMS is a top choice for Amova' s dedicated Singapore fund, which targets high-quality mid-sized companies supported by the government' s S$5 billion EQDP initiative.
  • This government support helps improve stock liquidity and can lead to a ' re-rating' , which means the market values the company more highly over time.


4. Global Resilience and Diversity
  • With its new factory in Penang, Malaysia, UMS can produce goods locally for global clients. This helps the company avoid risks from US-China trade tensions.
  • Beyond Chips: UMS also earns money from the aerospace sector, which is recovering strongly as global air travel increases.


Current Valuation
As of early April 2026, UMS is trading above its historical average valuation. However, it remains at a significant discount relative to global semiconductor peers. Analysts view this as a classic ' catch-up' play, with  the stock price finally beginning to reflect the company' s new high-growth cycle and projected forward earnings.

The company' s management has signaled that the current SGX valuation doesn' t fully capture its worth. This discrepancy drove their secondary listing on Bursa Malaysia, where tech stocks command much richer P/E multiples of 55x to 60x. There are even ' insiders' whispers that UMS is eyeing a potential Nasdaq listing to further bridge this valuation gap..... though we' ll dive deeper into those rumors when the timing is right...... But this is no imaginary bullshit, unlike other speculation.
 

 
 
aragosta
    04-May-2026 13:42  
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As promised, I will provide black market views as and when possible, but of course as the stock gets hotter and hotter, it will attract many mercenary clowns, and marplots who will sabotage me, so I have to be careful.... my hints are all over the place in each of my messages,   so you have to read through it all, to catching a tip or two.....but dyodddd please.

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A significant but overlooked event occurred in late March 2026: Amova Asset Management (formerly Nikko Asset Management) became a substantial shareholder in UMS Integration. Amova  is a major Japanese-headquartered multinational investment company and a leading Asian asset manager.


Why Amova is Investing in UMS?

1. Massive Growth Expected in 2026
  • Investors expect UMS to enter a " super ramp" phase in 2026.
  • Revenues from Lam Research, a new major customer, are predicted to jump 100% year-on-year in 2026  as new products start mass production.
  • Higher Profits: Analysts from DBS Group Research forecast that net profit will grow by 30.5%, reaching about S$54.3 million in 2026. (Actually this is being revised upwards constantly as the days go by).


2. The AI Boom and  Advanced  Technology
  • UMS is a key partner for global giant Applied Materials (AMAT). It makes critical components used to build the advanced chips that power AI.
  • Advanced Packaging: UMS is involved in next-generation chip packaging, a high-growth area  where global demand is currently exploding


3. Strong Government and Market Support
  • UMS is a top choice for Amova' s dedicated Singapore fund, which targets high-quality mid-sized companies supported by the government' s S$5 billion EQDP initiative.
  • This government support helps improve stock liquidity and can lead to a ' re-rating' , which means the market values the company more highly over time.


4. Global Resilience and Diversity
  • With its new factory in Penang, Malaysia, UMS can produce goods locally for global clients. This helps the company avoid risks from US-China trade tensions.
  • Beyond Chips: UMS also earns money from the aerospace sector, which is recovering strongly as global air travel increases.


Current Valuation
As of early April 2026, UMS is trading above its historical average valuation. However, it remains at a significant discount relative to global semiconductor peers. Analysts view this as a classic ' catch-up' play, with  the stock price finally beginning to reflect the company' s new high-growth cycle and projected forward earnings.

The company' s management has signaled that the current SGX valuation doesn' t fully capture its worth. This discrepancy drove their secondary listing on Bursa Malaysia, where tech stocks command much richer P/E multiples of 55x to 60x. There are even ' insiders' whispers that UMS is eyeing a potential Nasdaq listing to further bridge this valuation gap..... though we' ll dive deeper into those rumors when the timing is right...... But this is no imaginary bullshit, unlike other speculation.
 
 

 
aragosta
    03-May-2026 17:15  
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During the UMS Integration AGM, Ah Luong was explaining the business and production situation.... he ended with a stunning advice: Do Not Sell your shares yet......

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At the recent UMS Integration AGM, Ah Luong (and the Chairman) shared several key insights and made some enthralling revelations that long-term serious investors might want to pay very close attention. Don' t say I never share .... in weeks or months to come, this will be one of most anticipated threads here, maybe the hottest and of course will attract mercenary clowns to use AI to draft negative posts.....
Global Market Growth
The semiconductor industry is growing much faster than expected. 
~ While initial forecasts suggested the market would reach US$1 trillion by 2030, newer data shows this could happen as early as 2026. Experts now believe the industry could reach between US$1.3 trillion and US$1.6 trillion by 2030 (as detailed by the Chairman).
~ This growth is driven by a permanent shift toward AI and High-Performance Computing (HPC). Significant demand for AI chips (GPUs) and memory chips is fueling a massive increase in global spending on manufacturing equipment, which is forecast to reach record highs (e.g., US$156 billion by 2027), directly benefiting companies like UMS Integration that serve the equipment supply chain. 

Operational Expansion in Penang
~ For companies like UMS and AEM, the main challenge has shifted from finding customers to fulfilling a massive backlog of orders. UMS currently faces a " pleasant problem" where demand is higher than what they can currently produce.
~ To solve this, UMS is fast-tracking its expansion in Penang. The company owns a third plot of land that was bought many many years ago at a very low price. While construction was originally planned for 2028, it has been moved forward for completion by next year. This move is necessary to meet the urgent needs of a major new customer, as the existing two factories are already running at full capacity.

Strategic Financing and Listing of new shares
To fund this new state-of-the-art facility, UMS is considering a private placement for funds and institutional investors on Bursa Malaysia. This strategy serves two purposes:
~ Increasing Liquidity: It will boost trading activity for UMS in the Malaysian market.
~ Better Valuation: Tech stocks in Malaysia often trade at much higher price-to-earnings (PE) ratios (55x to 60x) compared to those on the SGX, potentially giving the company a stronger market value. It is like killing two birds with one stone.
 
 
aragosta
    26-Apr-2026 23:28  
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Intel shares soar 20% on earnings beat and stronger-than-expected outlook
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/intel-shares-soar-20-earnings-084853668.html

The surge in  AEM Holdings  and  UMS Integration  on 24 April 2026 was believed to be  anchored by  Intel' s  massive quarterly earnings beat, but actually several other specific local factors and industry shifts also amplified the rally
  1. Intel reported Q1 2026 earnings  that significantly outperformed market expectations, with  Non-GAAP EPS of $0.29 ~  a 1350% surprise over the forecasted $0.02. 
  2. Direct Link to UMS:  UMS serves  Applied Materials  (AMAT), which in turn supplies the equipment Intel uses in its fabs. Strong guidance from Intel often implies increased orders for AMAT and, by extension, UMS.
You may want to note that  Applied Materials is scheduled to report its next earnings results on  Thursday, 14 May 2026.  Analysts are generally bullish heading into the Q2 release, anticipating double-digit growth.  Consensus EPS Forecast: $2.66 &ndash $2.67 (up ~11% year-over-year). This one, if fantastic results, will be 1 millions % a catalyst to UMS' s price surge
 

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Meanwhile, do note that 2 cents final dividends XD is 7 May 2026. Quite fantastic, considering we juz got our 1 for 4 bonus shares. Really pity those who literally threw away their Bonus shares at $1.18 after XB!!

UMS Integration among 5 Attractive Singapore Stocks That Pay Quarterly Dividends

https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/5-attractive-singapore-stocks-pay-100000926.html
 
 
aragosta
    26-Apr-2026 22:34  
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A COFFEE SHOP STORY......

During the 1840s California Gold Rush, while prospectors were rushing to search for gold, and every day faced uncertainty of finding it, merchants like Levi Strauss  (denim) and Samuel Brannan  (shovels) were making and building fortunes by supplying the essential tools for these gold hunters

NOW you look at today' s AI revolution, many were focusing on the " prospector" of the AI boom (software developers), but the true " pick-and-shovel" winners are the companies providing the physical infrastructure to build and test high-power AI chips. Just like during the gold rush, how to dig for gold, if you don' t have the " tools" !?

In Singapore' s semiconductor ecosystem,  UMS Integration  and  AEM Holdings  are classic examples of these modern-day toolmakers. 

UMS Integration: The " Shovel" Maker for Fabrication
UMS provides the high-precision components required for the complex machinery that actually builds semiconductors. 
  • The Backbone of Manufacturing: UMS is an integrated original equipment manufacturer (OEM) for front-end semiconductor components ~ the " pickaxes" used to carve out silicon wafers.
  • Strategic Ties: They are a critical supplier to AMAT,  the global leader in semiconductor equipment manufacturing. As chipmakers worldwide race to expand capacity for AI processors, AMAT' s orders surge, directly flowing through to UMS.
  • Expansion for the Boom: UMS recently completed a new plant in Penang to handle increased production demand and has secured a new, large AI-focused customer to diversify its revenue stream. 


AEM Holdings: The " Denim" of Durability and Testing
Again, when you are looking and digging for gold, you r tools must be durable to stay the course.....So, if UMS builds the chips, we make sure there' s someone like AEM that ensures they actually work. AI chips run at extremely high temperatures and require rigorous validation. 
  • Thermal Control Experts: AI processors are notoriously power-hungry and hot. AEM' s proprietary  Active Thermal Control  technology is the " durable workwear" for chips, allowing them to be tested under intense stress without failing.
  • Massive New Partnerships: AEM recently partnered with ASE Technology,  one of the world' s largest testing and packaging firms, to develop disruptive test solutions specifically for AI and High-Performance Computing (HPC).
  • Ramping Up: AEM recently announced a major new AI fabless customer that is ramping up orders so aggressively they are expected to become AEM' s top revenue contributor by 2026, offsetting declines in legacy segments. 


Market Momentum

Investors have taken notice of this quiet backbone. As of April 2026:
  • UMS Integration: Shares have rallied significantly, outperforming regional indices with a +140% move over a 365-day period.
  • AEM Holdings: Recently saw a massive 65% jump in just two weeks following strong forward guidance and the removal of historical customer concentration risks. 
  • But the coffee shops believe there still more upsides.....for UMS, they believe the engine hasn' t started yet.....for AEM, they don' t believe it is another iFAST-que type of stock, they believe eventually it will run like more like Nvidia......believe or unbeliever, remember these are coffee shop stories
 
 
aragosta
    16-Apr-2026 20:13  
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Why UMS is Surging Today !
TSMC just reported a 58% profit surge driven by AI demand. Here is why  UMS  is the big winner:
🔹   The AMAT Connection:  TSMC buys from Applied Materials (AMAT) &rarr AMAT buys from UMS. More AI chips = more orders for UMS precision chambers.
🔹   Packaging Solution:  UMS is a key supplier for the advanced packaging tech that TSMC specifically flagged as a bottleneck.
🔹   Penang Growth:  Their S$120M Malaysia plant is perfectly timed for the global supply chain shift away from China.
🔹   Analyst Boost:  CGSI just raised the target price to  S$2.23  with a projected 24% profit jump in Q1.

Up 60%  year-to-date. The AI front-end play is in full swing! 
 

 
aragosta
    05-Apr-2026 19:37  
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THE JAPANESE ARE COMING! THE JAPANESE ARE COMING!

Microsoft charts US$10 billion of outlays in AI-eager Japan  https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/telcos-media-tech/microsoft-charts-us10-billion-outlays-ai-eager-japan

Not now, but when the coast is clear, I will explain a little   why post this news which has no direct relevant to UMS.... meanwhile would UMS be another DYNA-MAC ? Would Luong even allow it to happen? 
 
 
aragosta
    26-Feb-2026 18:01  
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To those serious investors of UMS, if you want to know more of the latest views and news developments or personal views of UMS, you can go this this thread..... I have written extensively on the fundamental shifts, the catalytic developments and the benefits that it will have from the AI boom, and potentially from the 2026 budget, plus black market views... it is very difficult for me to post, need a few hundred clicks, just to make a single post.... so that' s why I often combined various stocks into one thread if they share similar business profiles... 

https://www.sharejunction.com/sharejunction/listMessage.htm?topicId=22090& recordCount=40
 
 
Andrewtan18
    30-Jul-2025 08:53  
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We Huat Together. I will huat by taking your money. Take my advice. 

wehuattogether88      ( Date: 28-Jul-2025 10:50) Posted:

Last few days to buy UMS before the dual listing starts in Bursa.
Might not be this price after they start trading in Bursa.
Just my thoughts.

 
 
wehuattogether88
    28-Jul-2025 10:50  
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Last few days to buy UMS before the dual listing starts in Bursa.
Might not be this price after they start trading in Bursa.
Just my thoughts.
 
 
Singpost
    25-Jul-2025 08:13  
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especially UMS share a positive stragetic development roadmap.. this certainly provide confidence to fund and shareinvestor.. ready to rally
 

 
aragosta
    24-Jul-2025 20:06  
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MAS is Injecting S$1.1 Billion into Small & Mid-Cap Companies: UMS INTEGRATION among   5 Singapore Stocks That Could Benefit

Singapore' s central bank is bringing out the bazooka to inject a massive dose of liquidity into the stock market.
 

There&rsquo s good news for the Singapore stock market.

Back in February this year, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced the formation of an Equities Market Review Group (EMRG) that will work on measures to improve liquidity and valuations.

Just this week, MAS appointed the first three fund managers and will allocate an initial sum of S$1.1 billion under the Equity Market Development Programme (EQDP).

These funds have a mandate to improve liquidity on the local bourse and broaden participation in Singapore equities, with a focus on allocation to small and mid-sized companies.

UMS INTEGRATION is one such company that   can benefit from this injection of liquidity.
 

UMS Integration (SGX: 558)

UMS Integration provides equipment manufacturing and engineering services to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) of semiconductors and related equipment.

The group has production facilities in Singapore, Malaysia, and the USA.

For 1Q 2025, UMS Integration saw revenue rise 7% year on year to S$57.7 million.

Net profit stayed flat year on year at S$9.8 million.

The group declared an interim dividend of S$0.01, down from the S$0.012 paid out a year ago.

Management believes the group is well-positioned to ride the wave as global fab equipment spending for front-end facilities is expected to rise this year.

UMS Integration' s new key customer is seeking to divert its US supply source to Asia, and the group is seeing strong order flow. (Black Market gangsters believe this new key customer to be Lam Research - go Google it).

In the coming months, UMS Integration will carry on with qualifications of many new product introductions for its new key customer.

NO $3.50 NO SELL!!

 
 
chengwh1
    28-Jun-2025 16:47  
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Tq aragosta,... when is the listing date on Bursa ? Has this date been announced yet ?
Based on what you wrote, so UMS Integration will have its own Bursa code later, and can be viewed on any Msian brokerage platform which ' is attached' to the Bursa computer system. After having been floated into the Bursa system, whenever the price moves in the SGX, the Bursa system will convert the ' new' price into the RM, and causes the UMS Int price we see on a Msian brokerage screen to move too in tandem,...
It' s something simiilar to the SGX HK SDRs vs the underlying shares in HK or China,.... Is my understanding in the above correct ?

aragosta      ( Date: 28-Jun-2025 10:59) Posted:

UMS Integration' s IPO on Bursa Malaysia was a secondary listing by introduction, meaning it didn' t involve a new issuance of shares or an initial public offering (IPO) in the traditional sense.  The company sought a secondary listing on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia, aiming to broaden its investor reach and widen its investor base.  This was done through a " listing by introduction" which doesn' t involve an IPO or new shares.  The closing price of UMS Integration shares on the  Singapore Exchange  (SGX) before the conversion to Malaysian Ringgit would be used to determine the equivalent price on Bursa Malaysia. 
 
Here' s a breakdown:
  • Secondary Listing:
    UMS Integration sought a secondary listing on Bursa Malaysia, meaning it was already listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX). 
     
  • By Introduction:
    The listing was " by introduction," implying no new shares were issued or sold to the public. 
     
  • No IPO Price:
    Because it was a listing by introduction, there wasn' t a specific IPO price set for the Malaysian market. 
     
  • Price Conversion:
    The closing price of UMS Integration shares on the SGX would be converted to Malaysian Ringgit (RM) based on the exchange rate on the day prior to the listing date. 

 
 
aragosta
    01-Jun-2026 15:41  
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UMS Integration' s IPO on Bursa Malaysia was a secondary listing by introduction, meaning it didn' t involve a new issuance of shares or an initial public offering (IPO) in the traditional sense.  The company sought a secondary listing on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia, aiming to broaden its investor reach and widen its investor base.  This was done through a " listing by introduction" which doesn' t involve an IPO or new shares.  The closing price of UMS Integration shares on the  Singapore Exchange  (SGX) before the conversion to Malaysian Ringgit would be used to determine the equivalent price on Bursa Malaysia. 
 
Here' s a breakdown:
  • Secondary Listing:
    UMS Integration sought a secondary listing on Bursa Malaysia, meaning it was already listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX). 
     
  • By Introduction:
    The listing was " by introduction," implying no new shares were issued or sold to the public. 
     
  • No IPO Price:
    Because it was a listing by introduction, there wasn' t a specific IPO price set for the Malaysian market. 
     
  • Price Conversion:
    The closing price of UMS Integration shares on the SGX would be converted to Malaysian Ringgit (RM) based on the exchange rate on the day prior to the listing date. 
 
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