Presight Targets 50% International Revenue by 2030 and Launches FutureSight Platform to Connect Global Scale-Ups with Sovereign Capital
ABU DHABI — Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange listed big data analytics and artificial intelligence group Presight, majority owned by technology conglomerate G42, has set an ambitious target to generate 50 percent of its total corporate revenue from international markets by 2030.
Speaking to media, Presight Chief Executive Officer Thomas Pramotedham outlined that international operations currently account for approximately one third of company revenue. The firm is actively widening its operational footprint across fourteen global territories, scaling commercial engagements from the Gulf Cooperation Council into Central Asia, the Balkans, and Africa across sovereign smart city orchestration, public safety analytics, utility infrastructure optimization, and high performance artificial intelligence supercomputing. A primary overseas hub is established in Kazakhstan, where the company maintains a dedicated operational workforce of over sixty engineers, alongside strategic technology alliances in South Korea.
Pramotedham emphasized that having developed and scaled its cognitive platforms in Abu Dhabi, Presight is actively exporting that proven architecture worldwide. To institutionalize this cross border pipeline, Presight officially launched FutureSight, a proprietary matchmaking platform engineered to scout high potential international artificial intelligence scale ups and connect their leadership directly with sovereign wealth managers, government authorities, and enterprise procurers across the United Arab Emirates.
Unveiled during the invite only Future Forum at the Abu Dhabi Energy Center on the eve of the Ai Everything Abu Dhabi 2026 conference, the platform convened institutional asset managers including Mubadala Capital, Shorooq, Plug and Play, and BECO Capital, collectively representing $60 billion in assets under management. FutureSight introduced its second cohort comprising twelve specialized scale ups selected from a competitive pool of 376 applicants across 62 countries, including German satellite emissions monitor Airmo and South Korean medical predictive analytics provider Aitrics.
Pramotedham clarified that FutureSight operates as a high velocity commercial accelerator rather than an incubator, scheduling direct executive briefings with entities including ADNOC and the Central Bank of the UAE. The initiative builds on prior cohort successes such as large language model privacy developer NodeShift, which secured commercial integration and a $1 million direct investment via a $100 million venture vehicle established jointly by Presight and Shorooq, which recently backed California autonomous logistics company Maven Robotics. Sustained international investor confidence is reflected in Presight’s institutional registry, where United States institutions now comprise approximately thirty percent of total institutional shareholding.
