Egyptian robotics and drone company X-GEN signed three partnership agreements at Cairo ICT 2026. The company builds robots, drones, intelligent systems, and autonomous solutions. The agreements involve partners from China, Saudi Arabia, and France.
Partnership details
The first agreement gives X-GEN exclusive rights to distribute Hollyway's Iron Dock technology in Egypt. A second deal makes X-GEN PUDU Robotics' first partner in Africa. The third agreement links X-GEN with Saudi-based HPAC, the Middle East distributor for France's DRONE VOLT.
Company focus
X-GEN serves infrastructure, industry, agriculture, facility management, logistics, and other sectors. The company describes itself as a technology partner rather than an equipment distributor. CEO Amir Wahid said the goal is to combine global innovation with Egyptian engineering expertise.
What the partnerships cover
Hollyway's Iron Dock system supports autonomous drone inspections and remote monitoring. PUDU Robotics will supply cleaning, logistics, delivery, quadruped, and humanoid robots. DRONE VOLT offers drones for inspection, surveillance, thermography, surface treatment, and search and rescue.
X-GEN and HPAC plan to target Egypt first and explore collaboration in Saudi Arabia. The partners will also look at joint product development and tailored industry applications. The company aims to build an integrated technology ecosystem with these partners.