YYForce (YFOR) announced its YYForce 2030 Vision, a long-term plan to build an integrated workforce ecosystem linking human workers, artificial intelligence, humanoid robots and smart facilities across service-intensive industries.
The strategy aims to evolve YYForce from a workforce and facility services provider into a Future Workforce Solutions Provider that coordinates human and robotic resources. It combines three pillars: on-demand staffing via YY Circle and Yolara AI, humanoid and specialized service robotics offered through leasing and Robotics-as-a-Service models, and 24iFM-based smart facility management using IoT devices, sensors and automation to orchestrate people, robots and physical assets from centralized systems.
YYForce (YFOR) reported estimated unaudited total assets of about $38.0 million and net assets of about $25.2 million as of June 30, 2026.
Total assets rose from approximately $34.3 million at December 31, 2025, while net assets increased about 85% from roughly $13.6 million, mainly due to reduced liabilities from what the company describes as strategic balance sheet management. On an estimated per share basis, total assets were $11.88 and net assets $7.87, based on 3,201,764 Class A ordinary shares outstanding. YYForce also advanced AI training data and robotics initiatives and expanded operations across markets including Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, Egypt and Malaysia. The figures are preliminary, unaudited and subject to closing adjustments.
YYForce (YFOR) has appointed Andrew Davison as Chief Strategic Officer (CSO), effective September 14, 2026, to lead corporate strategy and operational scaling for its AI-enabled workforce and integrated facility management platform.
Davison has over 20 years of executive experience across APAC, EMEA, the UK, and the US, focused on commercial strategy, high-performing teams, financial management, margin and risk control, and complex delivery. He previously led transformational delivery for APAC at Lancia Consult, held senior consulting roles at Slalom Consulting and BCS Consulting serving global financial institutions including HSBC, Credit Suisse, and Morgan Stanley, and began his career in institutional client and trading operations at Morgan Stanley. He holds a BCom (Hons) from the University of Edinburgh and executive training in Strategic Leadership with AI & ML from Singapore Management University.
YYForce (YFOR) has formed Facadevision AI, a 70:30 joint venture with Singapore-based Integral Cleaning to bring drone and AI-powered facade inspection and cleaning to Singapore’s commercial real estate sector.
Facadevision AI is incorporated in Singapore and is intended to strengthen YYForce’s in-house integrated facility management capabilities by adding exterior inspection and cleaning services. YYForce holds a 70% stake, with Integral Cleaning owning 30% and contributing operational expertise and commercial relationships in specialized facade maintenance.
The venture plans to deploy enterprise-grade cleaning drones combined with AI-assisted image analysis to identify defects such as cracking, spalling, sealant failure, and water ingress. This approach is designed to reduce work-at-height risk, shorten project timelines, and give building owners data-backed facade condition records that can integrate with building management and compliance systems.
Facadevision AI will initially target commercial buildings in Singapore, with commercial deployment slated for Q3 2026 and later expansion into industrial and residential properties. YYForce’s CEO describes the venture as expected to complement existing IFM services and serve as a potential high-margin growth driver.