Yango Tech Expands Global and Middle East Presence with AI-Driven B2B Solutions

Yango Tech, the unified ecosystem delivering customizable B2B technology solutions, is strengthening its global and Middle East footprint by closing 2025 with ten new partners worldwide, including several strategic collaborations across the GCC. In the region, the company has partnered with food tech and retail firm ROOTS and signed a strategic agreement with Grand Hypermarkets to deploy its full e-grocery automation stack across 95 outlets in the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, and Saudi Arabia.

These partnerships reinforce Yango Tech’s growing role in a market that continues to prioritise digital transformation in retail and urban economies. The company has aligned its expansion closely with UAE and GCC national strategies focused on AI adoption, digital infrastructure, and future-ready economic development. With artificial intelligence projected to contribute $320 billion to Middle East GDP by 2030, strong public-private collaboration and a digitally native population are accelerating real-world AI deployment at scale.

Commenting on the company’s outlook, Vladimir Razuvaev, Chief Executive of Yango Tech, said the next phase of growth will be driven by how effectively enterprises and governments deploy AI in live operational environments. He highlighted rising demand for AI agents capable of executing end-to-end tasks and for sovereign-grade deployments designed around security, governance, and performance. With nearly 69 percent of Middle East organisations planning to increase AI investment in the coming year, Yango Tech aims to support enterprises and public sector entities—including the rapidly evolving healthcare and MedTech sectors—in building measurable, scalable AI capabilities.

Globally, Yango Tech expects to close 2025 with 5.5 million orders fulfilled through clients using its platform and more than 800,000 unique users engaging with retailer delivery applications powered by its technology. As organisations move into 2026, the company sees growing emphasis on turning data, automation, and AI into tangible productivity gains, supporting partners as they scale into the next phase of digital innovation.