Primech Holdings and Savills Join Forces for Greater China Expansion and Robotics-as-a-Service Models

Primech Holdings has partnered with Savills Property Management to enhance its presence in the Greater China market. The collaboration aims to establish effective distribution channels and develop strategic market approaches for Primech's HYTRON autonomous bathroom cleaning robot. The partnership is expected to propel Primech's expansion efforts in the region, capitalizing on the growing demand for automated and sustainable facility management solutions.

Primech Holdings (NASDAQ: PMEC) has announced a strategic partnership with Savills Property Management to enhance its presence in the Greater China market. The collaboration aims to establish effective distribution channels and develop strategic market approaches for Primech's HYTRON autonomous bathroom cleaning robot. This partnership is expected to propel Primech's expansion efforts in the region, capitalizing on the growing demand for automated and sustainable facility management solutions.

The partnership involves a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed between Primech AI, a subsidiary of Primech Holdings, and Savills Property Management. The agreement focuses on building robust distribution channels and market development strategies for HYTRON, Primech AI’s cutting-edge autonomous bathroom cleaning robot, across key Greater China markets. The emphasis is on scalable Robotics-as-a-Service (RaaS) deployment models to meet rising demand for automation and sustainable facility management.

Savills Property Management will provide strategic market insights, distribution network access, and regional expertise to support Primech AI's expansion initiatives. HYTRON, powered by NVIDIA Jetson Orin Super (SoM), features precision navigation and high-performance cleaning capabilities designed to reduce labor dependency while improving hygiene standards in facility management.

Charles Ng, Chief Operating Officer of Primech AI, stated, "This MOU marks a pivotal milestone for Primech AI as we scale in Greater China. HYTRON has proven its effectiveness in Singapore's demanding facility management environment. Savills Property Management's well-established regional network and deep market understanding will be instrumental in extending our footprint across the region's commercial, residential, and institutional sectors."

While the MOU represents a significant step forward, it is important to note that such agreements are preliminary and do not guarantee immediate revenue. The actual commercial impact will depend on successful execution, market reception, and conversion of this framework into definitive agreements with specific deployment targets and revenue commitments.

The bathroom cleaning robotics market, while addressing a universal pain point in facility management, will face adoption hurdles related to cost justification, integration with existing workflows, and performance validation. However, the focus on RaaS models aligns with global facility management trends toward operational expenditure rather than capital expenditure, potentially yielding higher customer adoption rates.

Primech Holdings is a leading provider of comprehensive technology-driven facilities services, predominantly serving both public and private sectors throughout Singapore. The company integrates eco-friendly practices and smart technology solutions to enhance operational efficiency and client satisfaction. This strategic approach positions Primech Holdings as a leader in the industry and a proactive contributor to advancing industry standards and practices in Singapore and beyond.

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References:
[1] https://www.stocktitan.net/news/PMEC/primech-ai-signs-mou-with-savills-to-expand-distribution-of-hytron-mmkmhi0sauu0.html
[2] https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2025/08/28/3140810/0/en/Primech-AI-Signs-MOU-with-Savills-to-Expand-Distribution-of-HYTRON-Autonomous-Cleaning-Robots-in-Greater-China.html