Plant.Digital Partners with Quest Global to Enhance Industrial AI Solutions in GCC

Jul 21, 2026
Plant.Digital has chosen Quest Global as a strategic partner to accelerate industrial digital solutions across the GCC region, focusing on AI-based asset reliability and energy efficiency initiatives aligned with Saudi Vision 2030.

Plant.Digital has selected Quest Global Services PTE. Ltd. as a strategic partner to advance industrial digital solutions across the Gulf Cooperation Council region, according to a press release. The collaboration aims to enhance asset reliability, operational performance, and energy efficiency through the use of artificial intelligence.

The partnership will apply both companies' experience in asset intensive industries to accelerate value creation and operational excellence. It includes initiatives for building local talent and technical capabilities in Saudi Arabia, supporting long term industrial skill development under the Vision 2030 framework.

As part of the partnership, the firms plan to develop AI enabled solutions that improve decision making and asset performance while contributing to carbon reduction through better energy efficiency. The engagement is expected to expand across multiple assets, affiliates, and regions over time.

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