Q & M Dental Group (Singapore) (QC7) Experteeth presentation summary
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Experteeth presentation summary
4 Aug, 2026Company overview and growth
Founded in 2017 from the merger of two clinics, expanding to 39 practices across Australia by 2026.
Largest dentist-led, privately owned dental chain in Australia, with a presence in multiple states and both metro and regional areas.
Achieved a gross taking CAGR of 38% from 2019 to 2025, with projected gross takings reaching $60.1M AUD in 2025.
Financial performance and efficiency
EBITDA margin projected at 22.3% for FY2025, outperforming industry peers.
Maintains a lean head office at ~3% of revenue, with centralized support and direct procurement saving 30-50% on consumables and equipment.
Talent development and retention
Structured multi-year program develops clinicians into leaders and owners, with all current partners starting as graduates.
45 dentists developed since inception, with 44% higher first-year graduate daily production versus industry average.
Partners have long tenures (4-8 years) and lead multiple clinics, supported by 15-year service agreements.
Latest events from Q & M Dental Group (Singapore)
- Net profit after tax surged 27% in 1H26, driven by strong core dental business growth.QC7
H1 2026 - Net profit rose 78% to $10.2M, with EBITDA up 27% and interim dividend up 150%.QC7
H1 2024 - Net profit after tax rose 27% to S$14.6m; higher dividends and regional expansion are planned.QC7
H2 2024 - Net profit fell 60% to $4.0 million, core dental profit rose 10%, and $130 million was raised.QC7
H1 2025 - Core dental profit up 16% and cash reserves surged to $117.1m, fueling regional expansion.QC7
H2 2025 - Major Asia-Pacific dental group targets 2.2x revenue and 3.3x PATMI growth via acquisitions.QC7
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