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dentalcorp Holdings Ltd T.DNTL

Alternate Symbol(s):  DNTCF

dentalcorp Holdings Ltd. is a Canada-based consumer healthcare services company and provider of dental services in Canada. The principal activity of the Company, through its subsidiaries, is to provide health care services by acquiring and partnering with dental practices in Canada. It operates a network of over 551 dental practices, delivering patient experiences to over 2.3 million Canadians. Its network includes over 1,850 dentists, over 2,500 hygienists and over 5,550 auxiliary dental health professionals. Its wholly owned subsidiaries include dentalcorp Health Services Ltd., MWHE Holding Corp., 9520-3048 Quebec Inc. and 1348856 B.C. Ltd.


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Comment by LonghandStrongon Mar 23, 2023 4:43pm
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RE:Stellar earnings

RE:Stellar earningsIts in my humble opinion the same store results that are whata got everyone cautious.    So many sectors, so many consolidators, it's the same old story, until they can deliver better ROI and rev growth here, its a hold.    If it was my company, I'd ditch the lowest performing 10% of the same store practices and pay down some 6% debt.   The old Jack Welch model.
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