Fobi AI Assesses Feasibility of Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange Listing Amid Dubai Commercial Expansion Plans

Vancouver, BC, November 10, 2026 — Leads & Copy — Fobi AI Inc. is exploring the possibility of a dual listing on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) as it plans to establish a regional commercial hub in Dubai, the company announced Tuesday. The move comes in response to interest from regional parties and is aimed at broadening Fobi's investor base and facilitating regional growth.

Fobi has engaged legal counsel and regional partners to assess the feasibility of listing its common shares on the ADX. The review will examine ADX's foreign issuer criteria, potential listing routes, and the availability of discretionary relief. It will also consider strategic transactions that could support the company's regional expansion plans and help it meet listing requirements.

The company will also evaluate listing and ongoing compliance costs, reporting obligations, and trading and settlement arrangements. A final decision to proceed with an ADX listing will be contingent on identifying a viable listing route and Fobi's ability to meet the applicable requirements. Any potential listing would require corporate, exchange, and regulatory approvals.

An ADX listing could provide Gulf investors with an additional platform to trade Fobi's shares, complementing its existing listing on the TSX Venture Exchange. The impact on trading liquidity would depend on investor participation, trading arrangements, and market conditions.

Fobi's plans for establishing a commercial presence in Dubai are part of a broader strategy to support regional business development. This follows a nonexclusive distribution agreement signed on November 5, 2026, with Silkbridge Ventures, based in the United Arab Emirates, to pursue government and enterprise opportunities in specified international markets.

“The interest we’ve received in the Gulf gives us reason to explore whether an ADX listing could broaden our investor base and support greater trading liquidity over time,” said Rob Anson, CEO of Fobi AI. “We’re working with counsel and partners to assess listing eligibility and ongoing obligations.

“Our planned Dubai operations would bring us closer to local businesses and government customers looking to deploy sovereign AI and digital trust solutions. A local presence would also help us expand our Gulf network of investors and strategic partners and explore potential sources of capital and strategic transactions.”

Fobi AI is developing sovereign intelligence, identity, cybersecurity, and digital trust infrastructure for the AI and post-quantum era. Its products, including FORTRESS, FIXYR, AltID 3.0, and AgenticBrain, are designed to help organizations securely connect data, systems, and people while enhancing control over information, identity, and digital interactions.

Source: Fobi AI Inc.