Zenyum, an Asian clear aligner and oral care platform, has raised $10 million (about NT$325 million) in a new funding round led by Singularity AMC. Several family offices also took part. The money will go towards three areas: expanding its network of partner dentists in Northeast and Southeast Asia, upgrading its technology platform covering digital scanning, treatment planning, and patient tracking, and boosting production capacity and quality for its own aligners. Since merging with MakeO, Zenyum says it has thousands of partner dentists across Asia. Its annual recurring revenue (ARR) has passed S$70 million, and it is profitable at the EBITDA level. In Taiwan, the company is increasing investment and seeking strategic alliances with dental clinics. Chief executive officer Julian Artopé said the funds will bring its products to more consumers while keeping the clinical rigour dentists and patients expect.

Indian dental tech startup makeO has agreed to acquire Singapore-based oral care brand Zenyum for an undisclosed amount, positioning the combined entity as a pan-Asian player in clear aligners and orthodontics. Zenyum will become a makeO subsidiary, with group headquarters in Mumbai. The merged company will operate across 10 countries, including India, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE. MakeO cofounder Arpi Mehta will serve as group CEO, whilst Zenyum cofounder Julian Artopé will remain chief executive of the Singapore operations. This marks makeO's second acquisition in six months, following its purchase of Apple Dental for ₹10.9 crore in August 2025. The company recently achieved EBITDA profitability and plans to double its dental centres to over 120.