Robo.ai Inc. plans to establish Alif Maritec as a wholly owned subsidiary of its industrial group, Alif Holding, in the United Arab Emirates. The proposed company will focus on marine security, smart ports, underwater intelligence and protection of critical maritime infrastructure for governments and infrastructure operators across ports, coastlines, offshore energy sites and other sensitive facilities. Its planned systems will combine surveillance, physical protection, advanced sensing, automated analysis, marine materials and digital twin technology for monitoring conditions above and below the waterline. Alif Maritec plans to integrate and manufacture its systems in the UAE, initially targeting Gulf Cooperation Council markets before pursuing broader international expansion. Robo.ai said it completed a major restructuring during the first half of 2026, including the divestiture of legacy operations and acquisitions of Neurovia AI and Quantum Core Capital, before forming Alif Holding within a four-platform intelligent infrastructure structure. Net profit attributable to shareholders reached $46.7 million in the first half, reversing a prior-year loss, with discontinued operations generating most of the result. Preliminary, unaudited revenue exceeded $180 million from June 1 through Aug. 31, 2026. Robo.ai shares traded at $1.9250, down 1.28%, as the company outlined the expansion. The company has not provided financial forecasts for Alif Maritec and said the reported revenue figures are not guidance for future performance.