NAWAT. Deep technology, built in the Kingdom.
A Saudi deep-tech company building sovereign AI systems for the sectors the economy rests on. Its first platform, QASSAS, reads an entire mineral exploration data room — its tables, its maps, its scanned reports — and returns ranked drill targets, each with its evidence.
NAWAT is a Saudi company building deep technology.
At the centre of the mark is a lit core — that is NAWAT. The planets orbiting it are its industries, and the first and most mature of them is QASSAS.
NAWAT was founded to build inside the Kingdom what used to be imported into it: deep AI that reads heavy-industry data and turns it into a decision someone can act on.
And we build in 2026 — the Kingdom's Year of AI — toward what Vision 2030 asks for: a national industry that does not rent its mind from abroad.
The bottleneck was never ambition or capital. It is reading speed — and who owns the reading.
The Kingdom sits on an estimated SAR 9.4 trillion in untapped mineral wealth — while a single data room is still read file by file, and usually abroad.
Geology doesn't hide the gold. Time does.
The desert tracker read the sand. QASSAS reads the data room.
Four independent lines of evidence — geochemistry, structure, satellite and terrain — score millions of cells. Then a verdict is written for each target, citing the document it rests on.
A whole data room — not a sample of it
Tens of gigabytes arrive: laboratory tables, scanned maps, handwritten reports from the 1980s, core-box photographs, GIS files and geophysical surveys.
All of it is read: scanned text is extracted, images are understood, tables are cleaned of unit errors, and coordinates are projected into the zone they actually belong to.
Then millions of cells are scored in seconds for nothing, and money is spent only on the shortlist. The result: ranked drill targets, with coordinates, each carrying its evidence.
Drilling is the most expensive thing in exploration. Every hole not spent in the wrong place is a hole spent once, in the right one.
Geochemistry
Does this cell's chemistry look like known gold?
Structure
Does it sit near the fault plumbing gold moves through?
Satellite
Does the surface look altered?
Terrain
Geophysics joins them when a client has it.
No number before the drill.
Where others print a number, we print “Pending Verification.”
Honesty here isn't a slide. It's a gate in the code that refuses to issue a verdict when the evidence is thin — no grade, no tonnage, no economics before the bit touches rock.
Under NDA, we re-run the blind verification in front of your technical team. Nobody else offers that — which is exactly why we do.
Bring us a data roomOne mind, many eyes.
QASSAS is the mind that reads. The eyes, the archive and the ground belong to partners we cannot do without — and we are pursuing this national ecosystem with them.
Saudi Geological Survey
Fifty years of records and thousands of drill results — the Kingdom's geological memory.
Neo Space Group
High-resolution satellites that see what open sources cannot.
Ministry of Industry & Mineral Resources
The licensing rounds and the policy that governs the sector.
Major mining operators
Real licence areas, and drilling that either confirms a verdict or corrects it.
A Saudi mind, Saudi eyes, Saudi ground — in one discovery engine.
Partnerships we are pursuing — not agreements in place. Each one signed will be announced with its date.
Every launch lights a node.
QASSAS paid for the rails; the rest inherit them. A new vertical isn't a new product — it's a domain brain plugged into a platform that already proved itself.
Sovereignty isn't a sticker. It's dates on a roadmap.
Your data is processed on our infrastructure inside the Kingdom. The interpretation layer today uses an external AI interface under a data-processing agreement — and our in-Kingdom model is on the roadmap to close that gap. We'll tell you the day it lands.
Vision 2030 made mining the third pillar of Saudi industry. Our contribution is direct and measurable: mining's share of GDP, deep AI localized in exploration, non-oil revenue, and less foreign dependency in a strategic sector.
Arabic isn't a translation here. It's a first delivery language, set in the Kingdom's official typeface.
Mining is the third pillar — and we work on its fastest loop.
Saudi Vision 2030 made mining a third industrial pillar beside oil and petrochemicals. A pillar does not stand on ambition alone: it stands on how many discoveries are made, how fast they are reached, and who holds the ability to read them.
Localizing the reading
That the Kingdom's mineral data is read inside the Kingdom, with Saudi tools and people — not shipped to a consultant abroad and returned months later.
A faster exploration cycle
What took months of manual interpretation becomes a read in hours, so more ground can be assessed with the same resources.
Non-oil revenue
A Saudi knowledge service sold to operators and institutions — and exportable later to comparable Arabian Shield markets.
Deep AI, localized
Every run builds a training corpus that brings an in-Kingdom model closer. Sovereignty is accumulated, not announced.
What has landed so far
And what we are pursuing
Figures read from the engine's own database, not estimates. Everything under “pursuing” is a target we are working toward — not an achievement we claim.
Read live from the database · data as of 18 September 2026
Vision 2030 ←Bring us a data room. We'll read it in front of you.
Before any cost: a report on exactly what your data room holds — and what it can support.
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