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Arab news, Wed, Oct 29, 2025 | Jumada al-Awwal 7, 1447
Saudi AI firm Humain targets dual listing on Tadawul, NYSE in 4 years, says CEO
Saudi Arabia:
Saudi artificial intelligence firm Humain, backed
by the Public Investment Fund, is planning a dual listing on both the Saudi and
New York stock exchanges within four years, revealed CEO Tareq Amin.
Speaking to Asharq on the sidelines of the Future
Investment Initiative conference, Amin said the company’s AI-powered assistant,
Humain Chat, has reached 300,000 active users in the Kingdom. He said the
company is targeting expansion into five new markets by December.
The announcement coincided with the signing of a
strategic partnership between Humain and the FII Foundation to accelerate the
development and deployment of artificial intelligence technologies.
“We have sufficient funding to support all our
operational and expansion needs,” Amin told Asharq, highlighting the company’s
strong financial backing.
Founded in May, Humain is building integrated AI
capabilities across four core pillars: next-generation data centers,
high-performance cloud computing infrastructure and platforms, advanced AI
models, and positioning the Kingdom as a global hub for AI innovation.