RUI provides integrated logistics and facility management services, operating primarily in Saudi Arabia and China. In Saudi Arabia, RUI offers project logistics for large infrastructure and construction developments, mainly serving Chinese enterprises. These services cover port operations, customs clearance, inland transportation, and material-handling equipment leasing, with physical execution subcontracted to third-party providers. In China, RUI provides facility management for commercial and industrial properties, managing security, fire safety, energy, and cleaning. RUI delivers these services by combining outsourced labor with an AIoT cloud platform that integrates and monitors third-party sensors and devices. RUI also develops and licenses operational software. The company operates on a model of project-based logistics contracts and recurring facility management service agreements. Strategically, RUI uses initial logistics engagements on construction projects to build operational knowledge of client facilities, aiming to convert those relationships into long-term facility management contracts once construction is complete. RUI plans to expand its facility management business across the Middle East and Southeast Asia while pursuing acquisitions in China.
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