Singapore Paincare(FRQ.SG)

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Singapore Paincare
FRQ.SG
Singapore Paincare Holdings Limited, an investment holding company, operates medical clinics in Singapore. It operates general practitioner clinics, specialist clinics, traditional Chinese medicine centers, and physiotherapy centers for pain screening and treatments, cancer pain therapy, pharmacotherapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy. The company was founded in 2007 and is based in Singapore.
950.37 M
FRQ.SGMarket value -Rank by Market Cap -/-

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02/01/2026 Update
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Health Care ServicesIndustry
Industry Ranking15/15
Industry medianC
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  • Profit ScoreD
    • ROE-19.70%E
    • Profit Margin-14.92%D
    • Gross Margin30.63%C
  • Growth ScoreD
    • Revenue YoY-1.65%D
    • Net Profit YoY-305.29%E
    • Total Assets YoY-14.43%E
    • Net Assets YoY-18.85%E
  • Cash ScoreD
    • Cash Flow Margin-670.08%E
    • OCF YoY-1.65%D
  • Operating ScoreB
    • Turnover0.72B
  • Debt ScoreC
    • Gearing Ratio46.21%C

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    Stocks to watch: Seatrium, CNMC Goldmine, Singapore Paincare

    Seatrium reached an agreement with Phoenix II A/S to pay US$360 million upon vessel delivery by Feb 28, 2026. CNMC Goldmine's Malaysian unit faces RM29.6 million in additional taxes and penalties, plans to appeal. Singapore Paincare urged to clarify the impact of its failed privatisation bid on minority shareholders. Seatrium and Singapore Paincare shares closed flat, CNMC Goldmine shares rose 1.9%.

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    Sias calls on Singapore Paincare to clarify actions after failed privatisation bid

    The Securities Investors Association (Singapore) has urged Singapore Paincare to clarify its actions following a failed privatisation bid. The bid, led by Advance Bridge Healthcare, collapsed due to lapsed credit facilities and lack of financial resources. Sias raised concerns about the impact on minority shareholders and questioned the company's board on their awareness of the financial situation and potential breaches in takeover communications. Sias emphasized the need for transparency and accountability in corporate governance.

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    Singapore Paincare reports $3.74m net loss in FY2025

    Singapore Paincare Holdings Limited reported a net loss of $3.74m in FY2025, reversing a $2.48m profit from the previous year. Revenue dropped 3.5% to $25.97m, attributed to lower sales from GP clinics and reduced Allied Health Service income. The company plans to enhance marketing efforts and pursue digital transformation initiatives.

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    Proposed Singapore Paincare buyout ends after scheme conditions lapse

    The proposed acquisition of Singapore Paincare by Advance Bridge Healthcare has ended due to unmet scheme conditions and expired UOB financing facilities. The cut-off date was 27 November 2025, and the necessary shareholder approvals and other conditions were not satisfied. Advance Bridge Healthcare lacked the assets or funds to secure alternative financing. Shareholders are advised to review the announcement and seek professional advice.

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    Singapore Paincare privatisation bid fails as offeror fails to meet conditions by deadline

    The privatisation bid for Singapore Paincare by Advance Bridge Healthcare failed as the offeror couldn't meet the scheme conditions by Nov 27. Credit facilities with UOB lapsed, and the offeror lacks financial resources for the scheme. The bid was at S$0.16 per share, below the IPO price. SIAS flagged rule breaches in August. Trading resumes Dec 8.

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