FRGT · Freight Technologies, Inc.

This 6-K filing discloses a foundational strategic initiative — the formalization of the Fr8Tech AI Transformation Framework (FATF) — representing a material step in Freight Technologies’ transition from a logistics services provider to a software-first, SaaS-oriented company. Unlike isolated AI experiments, FATF is described as an operating playbook that institutionalizes previously demonstrated productivity gains (15x domestic, 5x cross-border) into a governed, repeatable system spanning engineering, operations, sales, finance, HR, marketing, and administration. Its implementation directly accelerates core product roadmaps: Fleet Rocket enhancements, Zayren Pro’s agentic expansion, and voice-enabled AI agents on Fr8App — all critical to monetizing AI investments. The framework embeds enterprise-grade governance, including executive oversight, a centralized AI Lab, and departmental AI champions, alongside documented standards for AI-assisted development, data classification, and privacy — signaling operational maturity and risk mitigation ahead of regulatory scrutiny. Alignment with international reference frameworks (ISO/IEC 42001:2023, NIST AI RMF, OWASP Top 10) — though not yet certified against ISO/IEC 42001 — underscores intent to meet global AI assurance expectations, while active ISO 9001:2015 certification (reaffirmed December 2025) provides baseline quality credibility. Critically, FATF is positioned as the architectural foundation enabling scalable commercial execution across the USMCA region, targeting high-value, recurring software revenue — a structural shift with long-term implications for revenue composition, gross margin profile, and valuation drivers. Management explicitly frames this as a 'foundational step' toward durable scalability, making it a high-materiality event for investors assessing Fr8Tech’s software transformation credibility and execution capability.