AMS Advanced Material Bhd recorded cumulative revenue of RM107.4 million for the nine months ended June 30, 2026 (9M26), with adjusted profit after tax (PAT) reaching RM8.2 million after excluding RM2.7 million in non-recurring listing expenses.
The aluminium specialist said its semiconductor and engineering supporting segment remained the key earnings driver, contributing 54.1% of total revenue for 9M26. Reported PAT for the period stood at RM5.5 million.
For the third quarter, revenue rose 15.9% quarter-on-quarter to RM38.9 million, with the semiconductor and engineering supporting segment accounting for 59.2% of the topline.
Excluding listing expenses, quarterly adjusted PAT climbed 31.2% from the preceding quarter to RM3 million. AMS Advanced said all listing-related expenses have now been fully recognised, with no further such costs expected in the coming quarters.
Managing Director Keh Teng Yang said the stronger third-quarter performance was mainly driven by robust semiconductor and engineering demand, supported by rising artificial intelligence-related capital expenditure among customers.
To capture further growth, AMS Advanced is acquiring two additional processing machines to expand capacity. The group is also seeing stronger interest from automotive and transportation customers, particularly for offshore and marine applications where aluminium adoption is increasing.
AMS Advanced has also secured the necessary licences for its aluminium scrap collection and processing business, which is targeted to commence by early October 2026, further broadening its presence across the aluminium value chain.
