YYForce Inc. (NASDAQ:YFOR) has issued revenue guidance of $70 million for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2026, representing an anticipated increase of approximately 22% compared with audited revenue of $57.2 million in 2025.
The projected $12.8 million revenue increase reflects expected contributions from the company’s AI-enabled Workforce OS platform, commercial robotics deployments and recurring software and service contracts across Southeast Asia.
The forecast also incorporates anticipated revenue from businesses acquired or established during 2026.
Workforce Technology and Robotics Support Revenue Outlook
YYForce attributed its revenue expectations to increasing enterprise adoption of its workforce management technology and integrated service solutions.
The company’s Workforce OS platform uses artificial intelligence to support workforce allocation, scheduling and service deployment.
YYForce is also expanding its commercial robotics activities, integrating automated systems into enterprise operations alongside its existing workforce and facility management services.
The company said its expanding portfolio of recurring software and service contracts is expected to contribute to revenue growth across Southeast Asian markets.
Revenue from acquisitions and newly established businesses during 2026 is also included in the full-year forecast, although YYForce did not disclose the expected contribution from these operations.
Company Targets Operating Efficiency and Margin Expansion
YYForce said its AI-based workforce matching algorithms and automated service deployment capabilities are supporting operational efficiency across its regional business hubs.
The company expects these technologies to contribute to operating leverage as its workforce management and robotics operations expand.
Management also highlighted its approach to funding business expansion, citing positive operating cash flow generation and a streamlined capital structure.
However, YYForce did not provide specific operating margin targets, profitability guidance or projected cash flow figures alongside its revenue forecast.
CEO Comments on FY2026 Growth Expectations
YYForce Chief Executive Officer Mike Fu said the company’s revenue outlook reflects its strategy of integrating workforce management software and commercial robotics into enterprise operations.
“Growing the US$57.2 million FY2025 benchmark toward a projected US$70.0 million in FY2026, representing approximately 22% year-over-year growth, reflects continued enterprise adoption of our AI-enabled operating architecture,” Fu said.
“By embedding proprietary dispatch software and commercial service robotics directly into enterprise workflows, YYForce seeks to deliver cost efficiency to our clients while supporting revenue growth.”
Fu added that the company remains focused on executing its commercial expansion strategy across Southeast Asia during the remainder of 2026.
YYForce Continues Expansion of Integrated Workforce Services
YYForce provides technology-enabled workforce solutions and integrated facility management services.
Its operations include workforce management, the 24iFM digital facility management platform and developing robotics initiatives.
The company is working to combine human workforce services with artificial intelligence, Internet of Things technologies and commercial robotics to support enterprise service delivery.
Its FY2026 guidance of $70 million compares with audited FY2025 revenue of $57.2 million, implying an increase of approximately $12.8 million.
YYForce did not provide quarterly revenue forecasts or specify the expected financial contribution from individual business segments.
The full-year outlook remains dependent on the company’s commercial activities, customer demand and anticipated contributions from its expanded operations.