Dental tech startup toothsi’s parent company, makeO, has agreed to buy Singapore-based oral care brand Zenyum. The value of the deal has not been shared.
Once the deal is completed, toothsi plans to grow as a pan-Asian brand offering clear aligners, orthodontic treatments, and oral care products. Zenyum will become a part of makeO, and the group’s main office will remain in Mumbai.
The acquisition is not final yet, as it still needs to meet standard closing conditions and receive regulatory approvals.
makeO cofounder Arpi Mehta will continue as group CEO, while Zenyum cofounder Julian Artopé will remain CEO of the Singapore entity. Zenyum’s Southeast and North Asia operations will continue to be managed from Singapore.
“This acquisition is a milestone for the Indian dental tech industry. Our partnership with Zenyum will enable us to accelerate our clinical and product capabilities to serve millions across Asia and help them smile better,” said makeO cofounder and CEO Mehta.
In a statement, the startup said the combined company will operate in 10 countries, including India, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE.
The startup said its in-house clinical and treatment planning teams will support Zenyum’s operations to improve treatment results, speed up delivery, and expand product offerings.
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