Analysts see TWD 81.64 target for U-Ming stock

Published on 10/02/2026 at 05:36 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

U-Ming posted TWD 5.01 billion revenue in the second quarter. The average target for U-Ming stock is TWD 81.64.

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U-Ming Marine Transport Corporation (TW0002606001) generated TWD 5.01 billion in revenue and TWD 1.98 billion in net income in the second quarter of 2026. An Investing.com page updated October 1, 2026, lists an average 12-month price target of TWD 81.64 for U-Ming stock.

Profit doubles in the second quarter

U-Ming's second-quarter revenue rose 28.82 percent from TWD 3.89 billion in the first quarter of 2026. Net income increased 100.00 percent from TWD 987.73 million to TWD 1.98 billion over the same comparison.

The company's basic earnings per share reached TWD 2.34 in the second quarter, compared with TWD 1.17 in the first quarter. These figures are reported in the FinmoConf summary of U-Ming's September 16, 2026 investor presentation.

Fleet expansion shapes the outlook

The September 16 presentation described an overall group fleet of 72 vessels, including 54 owned ships, 7 managed vessels and 11 joint-venture vessels. The company also listed 14 newbuildings, pointing to fleet growth through 2030.

U-Ming's presentation put the average age of its fleet at 8.13 years and the share of eco vessels at 94 percent of deadweight tonnage. Its market view called for positive dry-bulk freight conditions in the second half of 2026, while slower Chinese demand and a normalization of geopolitical disruptions were identified as risks.

Target stands above the Taiwan quote

On the Taiwan Stock Exchange, U-Ming was trading at TWD 75.40 on October 2, 2026, at 11:13 a.m. TST. The 52-week range was TWD 53.00 to TWD 81.70, and the market capitalization was TWD 63.7 billion at the same timestamp.

The average target of TWD 81.64 is TWD 6.24 above that quote, while the second-quarter earnings comparison shows why operating results matter to the valuation. U-Ming remains exposed to freight rates, cargo volumes and fleet deployment, making the balance between stronger earnings and shipping-cycle risks central to the stock's outlook.