Q&M Dental profit rises 27% to $4.9m in H1

The group plans to improve revenue growth by upskilling clinicians.

Q&M Dental Group reported a 13% increase in revenue to $99.5m for the first half (H1) of 2026, whilst profit attributable to shareholders rose 27% to $4.9m.

Group earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation increased 19% to $19.2m, and net cash generated from operating activities reached $12.6m, according to the group’s results briefing.

Revenue from its core dental business, which accounts for substantially all group revenue, rose 13% to $98.6m.

The group said it is looking to improve revenue growth in Singapore by upskilling existing clinicians through the Q&M College of Dentistry, with about 100 dentists having expressed interest.

It also expects to benefit from enhanced Community Health Assist Scheme dental subsidies and higher annual withdrawal limits under Flexi-MediSave.

Meanwhile, Q&M is pursuing regional expansion through proposed acquisitions in Australia and Thailand, with its acquisition of the Experteeth group in Australia valued at $106.3m (A$119.64m).

In Thailand, the group is acquiring an effective 51% stake in Deezy Q&M Dental Group for $38.7m (THB994.5m).

Both acquisitions remain subject to the fulfilment of conditions, Q&M said. The group plans to finance the transactions through a combination of internal cash resources, consideration shares, and bank facilities.

The group also declared an interim dividend of $0.40 per share for H1 2026, unchanged year on year.

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