ORANGEKLOUD TECHNOLOGY Business Summary

OrangeKloud Technology Inc. (ORKT) is a Singapore-based technology holding company that operates primarily through two segments: No-Code Platform and Mobile Applications, and Packaged Software Solutions. The company generates revenue through a hybrid model of SaaS-based subscription fees for its flagship eMOBIQ® No-Code rapid mobile application development (RMAD) platform, and professional service fees from Microsoft Dynamics ERP consulting and implementation. As of early 2026, the company is undergoing a significant strategic pivot following a February 2026 non-binding Letter of Intent to execute a reverse merger with Orbis Technology Limited, the owner of the VeVe digital collectibles marketplace. This transaction is intended to transition the company toward digital intellectual property infrastructure while addressing recent Nasdaq compliance challenges. OrangeKloud competes in the crowded enterprise software and digital transformation space against firms such as Veea Inc. (VEEA), MIND C.T.I. Ltd. (MNDO), and Snail, Inc. (SNAL), positioning itself as a specialized provider for SMEs seeking low-barrier mobile integration for legacy ERP systems. The company is led by Founder, Chairman, and CEO Kian Hwa (Alex) Goh, who brings over 20 years of experience in enterprise resource planning and digital transformation within the Southeast Asian market. The executive leadership team includes Chief Financial Officer Toh Puay-Yong, appointed in late 2024, who holds a background in regional financial management and M&A from roles at Cherie Hearts Group and IPACS Asia. Supporting the technical and operational strategy are Chief Technology Officer Patrick So (Kevin) Tan and Chief Operating Officer Eng Mian (Steven) Chu, the latter of whom also serves as the Investor Relations Officer. While the company maintains a dual-class share structure to preserve founding team control, its institutional investor base includes firms such as HRT Financial LP and Newbridge Financial Services Group, though the pending Orbis merger is expected to shift majority ownership to Orbis co-founders upon completion.