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Q&A: Modern Dental (3600 HK)

Global provider of low-cost dental prosthetics. Estimated reading time: 13 minutes

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A few months ago, the Substack newsletter Healthy Stock Picks wrote about Chinese dental prosthetics company Modern Dental (现代牙科集团) (3600 HK - US$508 million) in an excellent report, which you can download here:

Modern Dental’s stock price has treaded water this year - despite the recent enthusiasm for Chinese equities:

And today, the stock trades at a P/E ratio of 8.9x with a dividend yield of 4.1%. Those are remarkable numbers. But why does the stock trade at these valuations?

I wanted to check in with Mr Healthy Stock Picks to see what the thinks about the company today. And ask him a few questions that popped into my head when reading his deck. Let’s jump into it.

1. Tell us about the products that Modern Dental makes. How do they function and how do they compare with those of the competition?

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