MineHub Technologies Inc. develops digital supply chain software for physical commodity markets. Company news centers on platform modules for trade execution, document automation, assay management, logistics visibility, compliance, and commodity trade finance workflows that connect buyers, sellers, laboratories, financiers, producers, and traders.
Recurring updates also cover MineHub's use of artificial intelligence following its acquisition of Jules AI, including tools for document processing and trade execution automation. Other company developments include commercial agreements and memoranda of understanding tied to trade finance, traceability, contract-to-cash processes, critical minerals and battery-material supply chains, as well as corporate reporting changes such as its fiscal year-end update.
MineHub Technologies (MHUBF) signed a commercial agreement with Anthon B Nilsen to deploy its Jules platform across international trade operations. The French recovered-paper and stocklots trader is MineHub's second new customer in the recovered-paper vertical, extending its customer base beyond metals and scrap.
The agreement combines a standard software subscription with outcome-based pricing tied to AI automation, the second commercial agreement using that structure. Deployment covers Anthon B Nilsen's core trade operations. Over time, it is expected to extend to AI-powered back-office tasks, including data entry, document verification and invoice reconciliation.
MineHub Technologies (MHUBF) launched breakbulk vessel tracking on its Jules AI platform for small and midsized commodity traders and scrap metal recyclers.
The capability combines nearshore and satellite tracking data to provide real-time vessel positions, voyage status and estimated arrival information for shipments including ferrous scrap and concentrates. It extends technology already used within the MineHub platform to Jules through a shared software architecture and direct product integration. MineHub plans to continue expanding capabilities across its platforms.
MineHub Technologies (MHUBF) signed a commercial agreement with a global recovered paper and recycled fibre trader, expanding beyond metals and scrap. The company's Jules AI platform is expected to support annual recovered paper trade flows approaching 4 million tons, with teams in Southeast Asia, India, Europe and North America.
The customer selected the platform to handle back-office workflows from trade execution through invoicing, claims management and reporting. The agreement fits MineHub's strategy of growing revenue in existing metals markets, adding customers in adjacent commodities and using partners to accelerate commercial activity.
MineHub Technologies (MHUBF) will host an investor webinar on October 1, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. PT. Chief Executive Officer Andrea Aranguren and Chief Financial Officer Monika Russell will provide a corporate update, discuss the company's outlook and answer questions.
MineHub Technologies (MHUBF) has onboarded Triumph Services FZE onto its MineHub-Jules AI platform for global recycled non-ferrous metal trading as of September 22, 2026.
Triumph Services, a United Arab Emirates-based trader, has gone live on the Jules platform to streamline international trade operations, improve internal efficiency, and enhance service to its worldwide client base. Following go-live, MineHub and Triumph Services plan to deploy large-language-model-powered automations and agents for back-office tasks including weights and logistics data entry, document verification, and invoice reconciliation. MineHub describes the agreement as combining standard SaaS subscription fees with an outcome-based pricing structure linked to AI-powered automation in a market seeing rising demand for digital supply chain solutions.
MineHub Technologies (MHUBF) has brought Al Qaryan International, the trading arm of Al Qaryan Group, live on its Jules digital commodities platform as of September 15, 2026.
AQI, a Dubai-based broker and facilitator of scrap and processed materials, will use Jules to streamline global trade operations and enhance service to its client base. The deployment expands MineHub’s presence in the Middle East and Gulf markets and is presented by the company as validating Jules across a wide range of physical trade logistics. The implementation also integrates hedging workflows, including London Metal Exchange position management and pricing exposure tracking, into a single trade lifecycle.
MineHub Technologies (MHUBF) issued a mid-year 2026 update highlighting strong commercial growth and expanding product capabilities.
Annual Recurring Revenue has increased by more than 50% year-over-year, while the total customer base grew from five to 28 over the past year, including seven enterprise customers and 21 SMB customers added via the Jules AI platform. Active counterparties rose to 91 as of August 2026, from 58 in 2025, and logistics partners reached 81. In 2025, the Trade Management Platform processed about 1.87 million metric tonnes of copper and aluminum with GMV of roughly USD $15.8 billion, and the company expects higher volumes in 2026.
Jules AI handled about 1 million MT and USD $1.46 billion GMV in 2025, and by July 30, 2026 had already reached about 2.48 million MT and over USD $2.05 billion GMV year-to-date. Key developments include a new enterprise agreement with Sumitomo Metal Mining, an expansion contract with Schupan & Sons, launches of Assay Manager and an AI Trade Execution Assistant, partnerships with Minespider and Mitigram, and an 18‑month promotional services agreement with Resource Stock Digest.
MineHub (OTCQB: MHUBF) completed a digital shipment traceability deployment with a leading global diversified mining company. The project digitalised shipment data from mine to disport, enabled secure cross-enterprise data sharing, provided live shipment visibility, and created digital product passports capturing provenance, logistics milestones, documentation, and chain-of-custody information.
Key outcomes included enhanced traceability, event-level shipment tracking for authorised participants, and improved data alignment between supply chain partners, supporting efficiency, transparency, and sustainability goals across the metals and commodities supply chain.
MineHub (OTCQB: MHUBF) announced an expanded contract with metals recycler Schupan and Sons, extending use of the Jules trade execution platform from international to domestic trading operations. Jules integrates with Schupan’s existing software to improve coordination, consistency and visibility across transactions, supporting MineHub’s penetration of the North American brokerage and domestic metals trade markets.
MineHub (OTCQB: MHUBF) announced a new commercial agreement with Sumitomo Metal Mining, one of Japan’s leading mining and metals companies. Sumitomo will use MineHub’s digital supply chain platform for real-time shipment visibility and improved delivery transparency.
The deal supports MineHub’s expansion in Asia, strengthens its position in Japan’s metals and mining sector, and adds Sumitomo to its growing global network of enterprise users seeking greater efficiency, traceability, and collaboration across commodity supply chains.