Al-Maamar Information Systems Company received work order number 1 from HUMAIN, valued at over 148% of its 2025 revenue, to develop 50 megawatts of artificial intelligence data center capacity under a broader September 2026 agreement.
Work Order Number 1 Delivery and Financial Impact
Al-Maamar Information Systems Company, known as MIS, received work order number 1 from HUMAIN on October 1, 2026. The order carries a total value exceeding 148% of the information technology provider’s total revenue for the 2025 fiscal year, inclusive of value-added tax. According to the company’s financial disclosures, the financial impact of this work order began taking effect during the second quarter of the 2026 fiscal year.
The delivery covers a capacity of 50 megawatts dedicated to specialized artificial intelligence data center infrastructure. MIS noted in filings on the Saudi Exchange that the work order does not represent an independent or additional scope separate from previously announced plans, but rather organizes those operations under the umbrella of a larger strategic framework.
MIS and HUMAIN Scale Data Center to 250 Megawatts
The newly delivered work order operates underneath a comprehensive partnership signed in September 2026 between MIS and HUMAIN. The partnership scales up the intended capacity of the data center project from an initial 50 megawatts to a much larger target of 250 megawatts.
Execution of the engineering, procurement, and construction phases is structured across sequential stages. Individual work orders are issued as projects advance, with management anticipating further orders to handle the upcoming capacity expansion.
Current Work Order Reflects Previous HUMAIN Contract Value
The foundational framework incorporates earlier corporate milestones. The current work order reflects the exact scope and value previously tied to an earlier contract with HUMAIN that was valued at over 155% of MIS revenues for 2024. That earlier arrangement was subsequently transitioned into the expansive multi-stage agreement finalized in September 2026.
