RYET · Ruanyun Edai Technology Inc. Ordinary shares

This 6-K filing discloses two interrelated strategic developments: a non-binding MOU with Wadi Makkah—a university-owned Saudi technology and investment vehicle—and the incorporation of Formind Global Holdings in Malaysia. Neither action constitutes a definitive transaction; both are organizational and exploratory steps aligned with Ruanyun’s stated objective to evolve from standalone edtech software into an institution-facing global platform delivering AI-enabled assessment, language readiness, training, and cross-border educational support. The MOU leverages Wadi Makkah’s embedded position within Umm Al-Qura University’s innovation ecosystem to evaluate localized opportunities in Saudi Arabia, while the Malaysian subsidiary establishes a formal jurisdictional anchor intended to coordinate initiatives across Southeast Asia, MENA, and the U.S. Management explicitly frames these moves as foundational to achieving its 60% global revenue target by end-2027—though the filing underscores that no revenue, investment, or commercial outcome is assured. Forward-looking statements dominate both exhibits, highlighting material execution risks including regulatory approvals, localization challenges, data protection compliance, partner relationship maintenance, and successful transition to the Formind Group identity. For investors, the significance lies not in immediate financial impact but in the acceleration of structural de-risking: diversifying geographic footprint, embedding within academic ecosystems, and building parallel operational nodes (Saudi RHQ, Malaysian HQ) to support scalable international service delivery. However, absence of financial metrics, binding terms, or near-term milestones limits near-term valuation implications.