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Zhengzhou, China – – Zhengzhou HUGO Information Technology Co., Ltd. (HUGO), a leading Chinese provider of intelligent safety and anti-theft solutions for the oil and gas industry, welcomed a delegation from Aldrees Petroleum and Transport Services Company to its headquarters in Zhengzhou. The visit marks a significant step forward in the two companies’ discussions on potential collaboration, aimed at advancing digital transformation and security in fuel logistics operations across the Middle East.

Founded in 2012 with a registered capital of $12 million, HUGO specializes in the research, development, production, sales, and operation of integrated IoT and IoV wireless broadband communication systems, providing mature system construction solutions for the petroleum, petrochemical, and logistics industries. The company currently employs over 100 staff members, including more than 30 with doctoral or master's degrees, and has established two branches in Shanghai and Hubei, six offices, 25 service stations, and an independent 24/7 operation and monitoring center.

As one of Saudi Arabia’s most prominent petroleum and transport service providers, Aldrees operates a vast network of fuel retail stations and a large fleet of mobile fuel trucks. The company’s delegation visited HUGO to evaluate its cutting-edge smart monitoring solutions, which address critical challenges including oil theft, unauthorized access, and inventory discrepancies.

During the visit, HUGO's technical team provided the Aldrees delegation with a comprehensive overview of the company’s core technologies, including live demonstrations of its flagship IoT-enabled smart seals, digital flow meters, and real-time monitoring systems.

The delegation was particularly impressed by HUGO's cloud-based data visualization platform, which offers end-to-end visibility into fuel distribution operations, from tank trucks to retail gas stations. The system provides real-time tracking, automated alerts for anomalies, and detailed analytics to support operational decision-making.

The Aldrees team engaged in in-depth discussions with HUGO's R&D and product teams, exploring how these solutions could be customized to meet the specific operational needs of Aldrees’ fleet and stations.

A key focus of the discussions was the adaptability of HUGO's technology to the Middle Eastern market, including compliance with local regulations, integration with existing systems, and scalability to support Aldrees’ growing operations.The delegation also toured HUGO’s R&D and testing facilities, gaining insight into the company’s product development process, quality control standards, and manufacturing capabilities.

The visit concluded with a presentation of HUGO's full product portfolio, highlighting solutions tailored for tank trucks, gas stations, and hazardous chemical logistics. The delegation also explored HUGO's corporate culture wall, which showcases the company’s history, achievements, and commitment to innovation.

At the end of the day, the two teams gathered for a group photo, marking a successful and productive visit. The meeting laid a strong foundation for future cooperation, with both parties expressing enthusiasm for exploring pilot projects and long-term partnerships to enhance safety and efficiency in fuel logistics.

Zhengzhou HUGO Information Technology Co., Ltd. (HUGO) is a high-tech enterprise specializing in the research, development, and manufacturing of intelligent monitoring and anti-theft solutions for the oil and gas industry. With a focus on IoT and digital technology, HUGO provides end-to-end systems that enable real-time tracking, security, and management of fuel products throughout the supply chain. The company’s solutions are deployed in over 30 countries, helping operators reduce losses, improve compliance, and enhance operational transparency.

Founded in 1957, Aldrees Petroleum and Transport Services Company is a leading Saudi Arabian firm specializing in fuel retail, distribution, and transportation services. With a network of over 600 service stations across the Kingdom and a large fleet of mobile fuel trucks, the company plays a vital role in Saudi Arabia’s energy infrastructure.