RUI provides integrated facility management and logistics services, primarily operating in China and Saudi Arabia. In China, RUI manages security, fire safety, and energy for commercial and industrial facilities. RUI utilizes an AIoT cloud platform to connect third-party sensors for real-time monitoring and predictive analytics. For labor-intensive tasks like cleaning and security, RUI hires third-party human resource firms. In Saudi Arabia, RUI delivers end-to-end logistics for large-scale infrastructure projects, targeting Chinese companies operating in the region. These services cover port operations, customs clearance, and last-mile delivery. RUI follows an asset-light business model, outsourcing most field staff and subleasing transportation equipment rather than owning it. RUI's approach involves converting short-term logistics customers into long-term facility management clients by embedding AIoT technology into their infrastructure to increase stickiness. RUI also generates revenue from software development and equipment leasing. While RUI provides the AIoT platform, a related party holds the copyright and licenses it to RUI. The company faces high customer concentration, with a single client accounting for the majority of revenue. RUI plans to expand its facility management business through acquisitions and by leveraging its Middle East presence to enter African markets.