Q & M Dental publishes transcript of 1H FY2026 results briefing
Bitget2026/10/11 14:18- Transcript covers Q & M Dental Group’s 1H FY2026 results briefing on Sept. 4, 2026, attended by investors with Aoxin Q & M.
- Revenue rose 13% to S$99.5 million; profit attributable to owners climbed 27% to S$4.9 million; EBITDA increased 19% to S$19.2 million.
- Net cash from operating activities totaled S$12.6 million; core dental revenue grew 13% to S$98.6 million.
- Profit-guarantee income fell to S$0.1 million from S$1.3 million; management flagged it as non-recurring as legacy guarantees expire.
- Regional expansion hinges on July 10, 2026 binding deals for Australia’s Experteeth and Thailand’s Deezy Q & M, pending conditions.
- Experteeth comprises 40 clinics; consideration A$119.64 million, with A$30.36 million to be injected at completion for debt repayment, expansion.
- Thailand deal buys an effective 51% for THB 994.5 million, about S$38.7 million; founders stay invested to retain local leadership.
- Financing plan mixes internal cash, bank facilities, consideration shares; about half of Australia price, about 30% of Thailand in shares.
- Consideration shares: 70,337,143 for Australia, 16,375,714 for Thailand, priced at S$0.70; combined dilution about 9%.
- Dividend policy reiterated at at least 30% of core operating earnings; first interim dividend held at 0.40 Singapore cent a share.
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