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JurongW ( Date: 17-Mar-2026 01:53) Posted:
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tkchua ( Date: 16-Mar-2026 22:50) Posted:
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Let see how the stock price progresses from now onwards.
JurongW ( Date: 16-Mar-2026 21:55) Posted:
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CGSI - M& A-driven re-rating
We reiterate Add on QNM as we believe the potential completion of outstanding M& As could lead to EPS upside of c.126.7% for FY27F.
This comes on the back of 5-8 years of profit guarantee from the acquirees, offsetting potential dilution of new share issuance and higher finance costs.
Our TP is raised to S$0.68, based on a premium over 20x FY27F P/E (0.5 s.d. below 5-year mean given execution risks)
https://rfs.cgsi.com/api/download?file=4f2b0def-0d5a-4adf-80cc-98989ad65d98& rpt=B6901724-C9C5-B0BE-0FF7-40B58944F797
tkchua ( Date: 14-Mar-2026 23:13) Posted:
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Q& M dental awaiting re-rating, buy when stock price retreated
JurongW ( Date: 14-Mar-2026 17:24) Posted:
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Indeed. It has gone up from 4 cents in Nov 25 to 27.5 cents. Impressive return!
Compare to Q& M which gone up from 48 cents to 55.5 cents during the same period.
Compare to Q& M which gone up from 48 cents to 55.5 cents during the same period.
Huatzaibi ( Date: 14-Mar-2026 16:41) Posted:
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Interesting part is aoxin. They got mentioned aoxin got actions. No wonder aoxin chiong
tkchua ( Date: 14-Mar-2026 10:30) Posted:
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Soon it will become blue chip in SGX,
one dollar may not be far to reach
one dollar may not be far to reach
JurongW ( Date: 13-Mar-2026 21:47) Posted:
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Q & M Dental Group Accelerates Regional Expansion with Active M& A Progress Across Australia, Thailand, Singapore and China
Press release:
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/JBGTO3E5F7KZSKG8/878356_QM-Press%20Release-cln_13032026.pdf
Press release:
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/JBGTO3E5F7KZSKG8/878356_QM-Press%20Release-cln_13032026.pdf
tkchua ( Date: 12-Mar-2026 13:38) Posted:
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If all these acquisitions go thr, stock price should be double,
Q& M on acquisition binge with MOU to acquire dental group in Australia for A$144.5 mil
Just one week after Q& M Dental Group announced plans to acquire a local rival dental chain, it has announced a much bigger deal to acquire an unnamed dental group in Australia.
According to Q& M, this acquisition, first flagged by The Edge Singapore in a story published on March 5, will help the company expand its footprint into the wider Asia Pacific region.
Besides its home market Singapore and Malaysia and China, Q& M is in the midst of acquiring a dental group in Thailand as well.
This means the company is pursuing three concurrent M& A deals.
Q& M says that this acquisition in Australia will give it a " strategic operating base" to further expand Down Under.
Under terms of an MOU announced on March 11, Q& M is spending A$144.5 million on this deal.
First, Q& M will spend A$30 million as fresh capital for the Australian target, it will then pay A$59.5 million in cash to the sellers, which is a group of eight dentists.
The remaining consideration will be paid using new Q& M shares priced at 70 cents each.
These new shares will be subject to a 15-year lock-up. The dentists taking the shares are to also sign a 15-year service agreement.
According to Q& M, the Australian target operates more than 40 clinics across various states of Australia. It is manned by around 120 dentists.
As part of this deal, the Australian target will guarantee a profit of A$105.7 million in the next seven years upon completion of the deal.
The eight equity-owning dentists are expected to help provide " local market expertise" and alignment with the long-term growth of the platform.
In his recent interview with The Edge Singapore, Q& M' s founder and CEO Ng Chin Siau described how the company, having topped up its warchest with a bond issue and having put behind its troubled subsidiaries, has now worked back up an appetite to grow by acquisitions.
Specifically for Australia, he figures that he can aim to bring 1,000 of the 8,000 dental clinics under his fold.
In Singapore, the home market, Q& M holds a market share of around one third.
Q& M shares closed at 55 cents on March 11, up 3.81% for the day, extending a gain of 81.67% in the past year.
Just one week after Q& M Dental Group announced plans to acquire a local rival dental chain, it has announced a much bigger deal to acquire an unnamed dental group in Australia.
According to Q& M, this acquisition, first flagged by The Edge Singapore in a story published on March 5, will help the company expand its footprint into the wider Asia Pacific region.
Besides its home market Singapore and Malaysia and China, Q& M is in the midst of acquiring a dental group in Thailand as well.
This means the company is pursuing three concurrent M& A deals.
Q& M says that this acquisition in Australia will give it a " strategic operating base" to further expand Down Under.
Under terms of an MOU announced on March 11, Q& M is spending A$144.5 million on this deal.
First, Q& M will spend A$30 million as fresh capital for the Australian target, it will then pay A$59.5 million in cash to the sellers, which is a group of eight dentists.
The remaining consideration will be paid using new Q& M shares priced at 70 cents each.
These new shares will be subject to a 15-year lock-up. The dentists taking the shares are to also sign a 15-year service agreement.
According to Q& M, the Australian target operates more than 40 clinics across various states of Australia. It is manned by around 120 dentists.
As part of this deal, the Australian target will guarantee a profit of A$105.7 million in the next seven years upon completion of the deal.
The eight equity-owning dentists are expected to help provide " local market expertise" and alignment with the long-term growth of the platform.
In his recent interview with The Edge Singapore, Q& M' s founder and CEO Ng Chin Siau described how the company, having topped up its warchest with a bond issue and having put behind its troubled subsidiaries, has now worked back up an appetite to grow by acquisitions.
Specifically for Australia, he figures that he can aim to bring 1,000 of the 8,000 dental clinics under his fold.
In Singapore, the home market, Q& M holds a market share of around one third.
Q& M shares closed at 55 cents on March 11, up 3.81% for the day, extending a gain of 81.67% in the past year.
The MOU is a positive signal of Q & M regional ambitions, with sellers agreeing to new shares at 70 cents.
But since it&rsquo s non-binding and subject to approvals, tomorrow price depends more on market sentiment than fundamentals.
It&rsquo s possible if traders chase momentum, but not assured.
All the best if you are vested.
But since it&rsquo s non-binding and subject to approvals, tomorrow price depends more on market sentiment than fundamentals.
It&rsquo s possible if traders chase momentum, but not assured.
All the best if you are vested.
tkchua ( Date: 11-Mar-2026 21:25) Posted:
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Tmr the stock price 60 cents ?
JurongW ( Date: 11-Mar-2026 20:20) Posted:
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ENTRY INTO A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING IN RELATION TO A PROPOSED ACQUISITION OF A DENTAL GROUP IN AUSTRALIA
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/UD8ZVYNBNDCDPDX9/878095_QM%20-%20AUS%20MOU%20Annc%20-%2011032026.pdf
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/UD8ZVYNBNDCDPDX9/878095_QM%20-%20AUS%20MOU%20Annc%20-%2011032026.pdf
Q& M Dental set to acquire a Singapore dental group
The company intends to buy 100% of the issued share capital of the local dental group
[SINGAPORE] Q& M Dental Group : QC7 -1.9% on Wednesday (Mar 4) said it has entered a non-binding memorandum of understanding regarding the acquisition of an unnamed Singapore dental chain.
The company intends to acquire 100 per cent of the issued share capital of the local dental group.
The purchase consideration will be satisfied by Q& M Dental via a combination of cash and new ordinary shares, to be issued by the company.
This move will reportedly have a profit guarantee of up to S$34 million over a period of five years, and a 15-year service agreement to be entered into by the sellers.
It is aligned with the group&rsquo s strategy to &ldquo continue strengthening and expanding its dental business in Singapore&rdquo , which remains its core market.
&ldquo The acquisition is intended to support the company&rsquo s ongoing growth in Singapore by enhancing its existing network and capabilities in the domestic market,&rdquo Q& M Dental said.
Q& M Dental declined to share further details of the target acquisition upon additional queries from The Business Times, due to confidentiality and competitive reasons at this juncture, though it highlighted that the group to be acquired is &ldquo big&rdquo .
Q& M, UOL and CLCT directors build stakes
Telecoms and technology book the most net institutional inflow for the week
OVER the five trading sessions from Oct 31 to Nov 6, institutions were net sellers of Singapore stocks, with net institutional outflow of S$96 million.
Institutional flows
Stocks that saw the highest net institutional outflow over the five sessions included UOB : U11 -0.12%, CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust : C38U +0.43%, Mapletree Industrial Trust : ME8U -0.49%, China Sunsine Chemical Holdings : QES 0%, Sembcorp Industries : U96 -0.31%, Frasers Centrepoint Trust : J69U +0.44%, City Developments : C09 0%, Parkway Life Reit : C2PU +0.25%, Singapore Airlines : C6L -0.3%, and Singapore Exchange : S68 -1.69% (SGX).
Meanwhile, Singtel : Z74 +2.89%, OCBC : O39 +3.43%, Wilmar International : F34 0%, Keppel : BN4 -1.74%, Jardine Matheson Holdings : J36 -0.94%, UMS Integration : 558 -1.95%, Venture Corporation : V03 -0.92%, Jardine Cycle & Carriage : C07 -1.21%, Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust : N2IU -0.68%, and Mapletree Logistics Trust : M44U 0% led the net institutional inflow over the five sessions.
This saw the telecommunications and technology sectors book the most net institutional inflow for the week, while real estate investment trusts (Reits) and financial services led the net institutional outflow.
Excluding the S$157 million net institutional outflow for the Reit sector, Singapore stocks booked net institutional inflow of S$60 million for the week.
Share buybacks
For the five trading sessions through to Nov 6, nine primary-listed companies conducted buybacks with a total consideration of S$16.4 million. UOB led the tally, buying back 240,000 of its shares at an average price of S$33.81 on Nov 6.
Director transactions
Over the five trading sessions, 40 director interests and substantial shareholdings were filed.
Across more than 20 primary-listed stocks, directors or chief executive officers reported seven acquisitions and no disposals, while substantial shareholders recorded eight acquisitions and two disposals.
Q& M Dental Group
On Oct 31, Quan Min Holdings acquired 2.9 million shares of Q& M Dental Group (Singapore) : QC7 -1.94% at an average price of S$0.547 a share. This increased the total interest of non-independent executive director and group CEO Ng Chin Siau to 56.77 per cent, from 56.46 per cent previously.
Dr Ng is responsible for the corporate direction of the group. He leads in all aspects of its business strategies, policy planning and business development in Singapore, Malaysia and China.
He has gradually increased his total interest from 53.09 per cent in April. Last month, Q& M Dental signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding for a proposed acquisition of a Thai company operating one of the country&rsquo s largest private dental clinic networks.
The target runs over 30 clinics across Thailand, mainly in Bangkok and major north-eastern provinces, offering comprehensive dental services. Its network emphasises accessible, standardised care and has grown through strategic site expansion and brand development.
Q & M Dental Group
On Oct 22, Quan Min Holdings acquired 1,335,300 shares of Q & M Dental : QC7 +4% at an average price of S$0.49 a share. This increased the total interest of non-independent executive director and group CEO Ng Chin Siau to 55.26 per cent, from 55.40 per cent previously.
01:45 AM EDT, 10/16/2025 (MT Newswires) -- Q & M Dental (SGX:QC7) signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding to acquire a stake in a dental group based in Thailand, according to a Wednesday filing with the Singapore Exchange.
Shares of the company were up over 2% in Thursday trading.
The purchase consideration for the transaction is at 1.95 billion baht, to be satisfied through a combination of cash and new ordinary shares
The acquisition is expected to allow the company to expand its regional footprint and improve brand credibility. The group operates 30 dental clinics, mainly in Bangkok.
Shares of the company were up over 2% in Thursday trading.
The purchase consideration for the transaction is at 1.95 billion baht, to be satisfied through a combination of cash and new ordinary shares
The acquisition is expected to allow the company to expand its regional footprint and improve brand credibility. The group operates 30 dental clinics, mainly in Bangkok.