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YYForce Starts Staffing at Emaar Hospitality Group Resorts in Fujairah

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Key PointsYYForce entered UAE hospitality staffing through Emaar resorts in Fujairah.
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  • YYForce entered UAE hospitality staffing through Emaar resorts in Fujairah.
  • The UAE-Egypt cross-border model pairs local infrastructure with Egyptian talent sourcing.
  • YYForce projected fiscal 2026 revenue of US$70.0 million up approximately 22%.

YYForce announced on November 13, 2026 that it had added hospitality clients in the United Arab Emirates, completed group-level vendor registration and begun operational staffing deployments with luxury portfolios. The Middle East expansion is supported by the company’s talent-sourcing operations in Egypt.

Address Beach Resort Fujairah and Palace Beach Resort Fujairah, both under Emaar Hospitality Group, are among the initial properties underway. The service scopes cover kitchen and culinary support staff, premium food-and-beverage staffing and specialized hospitality operations, placing YYForce within day-to-day resort service delivery.

UAE and Egypt Operating Model

YYForce attributed the expansion to strong regional demand for flexible, high-caliber hospitality talent and automated workforce management. Its labor solutions are aimed at structural workforce shortages across luxury resorts, integrated destinations and large-scale convention venues, with the Middle East identified as a priority growth market.

“Between our established infrastructure in the UAE and our talent sourcing hub in Egypt, we have built a cost-effective cross-border model,” Chief Executive Officer Mike Fu said.

The staffing work sits within a broader portfolio that includes YY Circle and Yolara AI for intelligent workforce matching, 24iFM for digital estate management, and service-robot deployment, leasing, maintenance and humanoid-robotics development. That range connects the regional staffing business to YYForce’s wider strategy of combining frontline labor, intelligent software and commercial robotics. Its portfolio serves hospitality, facilities management, retail, logistics and other frontline-driven industries.

2027 Plans and Financial Context

YYForce expects the region’s pipeline of hospitality openings scheduled for 2027, including major integrated resort developments in the UAE, to create further demand for flexible, trained hospitality staff. Fu said those openings offer “a significant opportunity to grow our market share and build a valuable contribution to the Group.”

The company plans to deepen its commercial footprint across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the Northern Emirates during 2027. It is also evaluating additional hubs across the broader MENA corridor to support integrated hospitality, leisure and enterprise staffing demand.

In separate revenue guidance issued on November 11, 2026, YYForce projected fiscal 2026 revenue of US$70.0 million, approximately 22% above audited fiscal 2025 revenue of US$57.2 million. Enterprise demand for Workforce OS, commercial robotics deployments, recurring software-and-service contracts in Southeast Asia and expected contributions from businesses acquired or established in 2026 were the stated drivers.

The initial Fujairah deployments establish the service model; the next commercial step is additional client adoption. YYForce’s ability to turn the 2027 resort pipeline into new staffing work will shape the scale of its Middle East business and the contribution made by its UAE-Egypt operating model. Additional resort mandates across the planned footprint would show whether the first deployments can become a durable cross-border business.

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