AcroMeta Group Ltd. (43F.SI), a Singapore-based engineering services provider, Monday announced that it entered into a binding indicative term Sheet with an undisclosed technology partner for a proposed joint venture or JV on November 29.
The JV, which will be managed through its unit AcroMeta Lifestyle Pte. Ltd, would develop and provide an AI-powered global trade operating system.
In the Singapore Exchange, AcroMeta's shares were trading 15% higher at S$0.0230.
Under the Binding term Sheet, the paid-up capital of AcroMeta Lifestyle will be increased to S$0.5 million, with AcroMeta contributing S$0.2 million for a 51% majority stake and the partner contributing S$0.3 million. The structure enables the firm to scale the venture with reduced capital outlay while retaining strategic control.
The AI-powered global trade operating system will be funded by the strategic partnership. The platform will utilize six specialized AI agent clusters including Customs Data Intelligence, Social Intent Mining, and Government Tender AI to continuously scan global data sources for verified purchase signals.
In the JV, the technology Partner will act as general management to coordinate operational expertise on a regular basis, while AcroMeta will supervise full oversight through board chairmanship and financial controls.
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