Dubai, UAE – October 06, 2026 -- Robo.ai Inc. (Nasdaq: AIIO) reported September revenue exceeding US$100 million, driven primarily by Quantum Core Capital Limited (QC Capital), and now expects approximately US$600 million in total revenue for full year 2026. The figures are preliminary and unaudited, the Company said, pending review by its independent accounting firm.
QC Capital anchors revenue since its June acquisition
QC Capital, acquired on June 15, 2026, provides operational management and delivery services to enterprise customers and charges for completed delivery orders accepted by clients. Robo.ai said the unit has maintained stable operations and consistent revenue contribution since the deal closed, which it cited as evidence of smooth integration. The Company cautioned that revenue alone does not establish profitability or positive operating cash flow.
Neurovia AI expands into public safety and municipal applications
Robo.ai's AI subsidiary, Neurovia AI, is advancing data processing and compression technology aimed at public safety, transportation, energy and municipal service applications. Separately, QC Capital is developing AI-generated video and content production capabilities, which the Company described as an early-stage initiative representing a new direction for the group's AI applications.
ALIF Holding breaks ground on UAE industrial park
On September 25, 2026, ALIF Holding held a groundbreaking ceremony for Phase I of its Group Industrial Park in Umm Al Quwain, UAE. The phase involves refurbishing existing factory premises with a designed gross floor area of approximately 8,845 square meters to support local manufacturing, equipment integration and software systems integration. The park is planned in three phases to align near-term projects with future capacity expansion.
The proposed Alif Maritec is expected to be the first project to occupy Phase I, with a planned portfolio covering marine oil spill emergency response, land border security, and AI-enabled defense and intelligent monitoring for critical infrastructure. The proposed solutions would combine equipment, sensor data and AI analytics for government, critical infrastructure and industrial customers.
CEO says cash reserves cover 18 to 24 months of operations
Chief Executive Officer Benjamin Zhai said the Company's existing cash, cash equivalents and short-term investments are expected to be sufficient to fund current business operations and capital expenditure requirements for at least the next 18 to 24 months based on its current operational plan. Zhai said QC Capital continues to contribute revenue while Neurovia AI advances its technology and ALIF Holding builds local manufacturing and delivery capabilities through its industrial park initiatives.