Tenet Fintech Collaborates with Shanghai Guiqi Trading to Onboard 2,000 Chinese SMEs on Cubeler Platform Ahead of 2026 North American Launch

Partnership Details and Access to Chinese SME Market

Tenet Fintech Group Inc. has formalized an agreement with Shanghai Guiqi Trading Company Ltd. to facilitate the onboarding of Chinese import-export SMEs onto the Cubeler Business Hub platform. Shanghai Guiqi Trading currently provides brokerage services to roughly 2,000 SMEs distributed across 13 provinces, notably Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Guangdong—key manufacturing and trade centers in China.

This partnership enables Shanghai Guiqi Trading to onboard its client base during a strategic window spanning summer and autumn 2026. Tenet emphasizes the importance of integrating these Chinese SMEs prior to the platform’s full launch to foster foundational cross-border business relationships between Canadian, American, and Chinese enterprises.

Cubeler Business Hub Launch and Advanced AI "SME Match" Feature

Tenet Fintech is preparing to launch the revamped Cubeler Business Hub in Canada and the United States in August 2026. The platform will introduce "SME Match," a proprietary artificial intelligence feature that continuously analyzes data from registered SMEs to match them with relevant local and international business opportunities.

This AI-driven functionality is a core differentiator, utilizing machine learning and data analytics to facilitate B2B connections. Integrating Chinese SMEs during mid to late 2026 will help build a comprehensive dataset spanning China, Canada, and the U.S., enhancing the matching algorithm’s accuracy and relevance at launch.

Revenue Model and Data Enrichment Advantages

Under the agreement, Shanghai Guiqi Trading is authorized to charge its SME clients service fees proportionate to revenues generated through international partnerships formed via Cubeler. This revenue-sharing model aligns incentives between the broker and SMEs for successful business outcomes.

Tenet Fintech benefits from enriched commercial datasets brought by the influx of new SMEs, particularly import-export data relevant to cross-border transactions among China, Canada, and the U.S. This data is a strategic asset that strengthens the platform’s analytics and AI matching services. The partnership with Shanghai Guiqi Trading is the first in a planned series targeting global import-export SMEs.

International Growth Strategy and Global SME Connectivity

Tenet Fintech envisions expanding Cubeler’s international presence by facilitating SME connections across multiple countries. This partnership marks a foundational step in that strategy, with additional collaborations with import-export service providers underway.

By uniting SMEs from Canada, the U.S., and China on one platform, Cubeler aims to highlight its global scope and provide businesses access to cross-border opportunities that might otherwise be difficult to discover or execute independently. This approach positions Tenet to capitalize on the increasing demand for SME-to-SME business facilitation in a globalized economy.

Platform’s Role in Facilitating B2B Transactions

Cubeler serves as a global business development platform employing data analytics and AI to generate business opportunities and facilitate B2B transactions among members. Its architecture is designed to effectively match businesses with complementary needs, capabilities, and locations.

The addition of Chinese import-export SMEs expands transaction and partnership possibilities. Canadian and American SMEs seeking import partnerships, manufacturing collaborators, or export channels will gain direct access to a vetted pool of Chinese businesses via Cubeler. Conversely, Chinese SMEs can explore North American distribution, supply chain, and customer acquisition opportunities.

Tenet Fintech’s Business Model and Service Portfolio

Tenet Fintech Group Inc. operates a group of subsidiaries specializing in artificial intelligence and financial technology. The company provides AI-based analytics and services to businesses, capital markets professionals, government agencies, and financial institutions, many leveraging data from the Cubeler platform.

As both a platform operator and analytics provider, Tenet’s integration of new SME cohorts opens multiple revenue streams including platform subscriptions, data licensing, analytics services, and value-added tools that assist businesses in navigating international trade and partnerships.

Strategic Timing and Market Positioning

Announced in July 2026 with onboarding planned through autumn 2026 and platform launch in August 2026, Tenet is executing a deliberate go-to-market strategy. Early onboarding of Chinese SMEs ensures the platform launches with substantial international content and proven cross-border connectivity.

This contrasts with launching a primarily domestic platform and expanding internationally later. By prioritizing international SME participation from inception, Tenet positions Cubeler as a globally focused platform, enhancing its competitive edge against regional or domestic B2B matching services.

Risks and Forward-Looking Statements

The announcement contains forward-looking statements subject to risks and uncertainties. Tenet notes potential impacts from financial statement revisions, pending Canadian securities regulatory applications, the realization of a previously announced private placement, and regulatory review outcomes.

Investors should recognize that successful partnership execution, platform launch, and user acquisition are not guaranteed. Economic conditions and regulatory changes may affect Tenet’s strategic assumptions. The company states that forward-looking statements reflect information as of the announcement date and are not obligations to update unless required by securities laws.