Hyderabad: RNIT AI Solutions Ltd. (BSE: RNITAI), an Indian technology company specializing in AI-enabled governance and enterprise automation solutions, today announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership with Ajnihat Alnajah Group LLC, a Saudi-based enterprise and digital transformation solutions provider. The partnership, valued at USD 3.00 million, marks RNIT’s formal entry into the GCC region and is aimed at jointly exploring opportunities to support digital transformation initiatives across Saudi Arabia and other GCC countries.
As part of this partnership, RNIT and Ajnihat Alnajah Group intend to combine their respective strengths to address the growing regional demand for advanced AI-based automation and digital enablement solutions. RNIT will contribute its experience in AI-driven governance platforms, enterprise automation, facial recognition technologies, Generative AI and Conversational AI solutions, IoT-based industrial systems, and open-source digital transformation frameworks. Ajnihat Alnajah Group will provide local market understanding, customer engagement support, and regional business development capabilities.
Raja Srinivas Nandigam, Managing Director & CEO, RNIT AI Solutions Ltd., said: “This collaboration marks an important milestone in RNIT’s international expansion journey. As the GCC region continues to advance its digital transformation agenda, our partnership positions us to meet emerging regional needs with our scalable AI and automation platforms. At the same time, this collaboration enables us to build strong cross-cultural teams and deepen our organizational capabilities, enriching our culture with diverse perspectives and strengthening the way we operate globally. The insights and learnings gained through this partnership will not only support our work in the GCC but will also help to drive our expansion into other regions around the world. We look forward to working closely with Ajnihat Alnajah Group to deliver impactful solutions and serve enterprises and institutions across the region.”
