• Strong 2024 performance with new customers and partners in Australia and UK
• Launched Simble Academy to expand carbon accounting and ESG capabilities
• Exploring renewable energy projects including solar, hydrogen, and battery farms

Simble Solutions CEO Fadi Geha provided a summary of the company's operations in 2024 and progress so far in 2025. 2024 was a year of increasing progress across both the Australian and United Kingdom markets, with a number of new customers and partners onboarded throughout the year. The focus on carbon reduction and high energy costs drove demand for the company's SimbleSense platform. Simble also welcomed Max Wang as Executive Director to explore growth opportunities in China and Southeast Asia, and set up the Simble Academy product. Key 2024 highlights included the continued expansion of the Intellihub partnership in Australia, the launch of Simble Academy's carbon accounting courses, and the signing of a strategic partnership with the UK's Nisa convenience store chain. In 2025, Simble's CarbonView app was integrated with MYOB Acumatica, and the company signed an MOU with Aquarsolium to deliver smart water metering solutions. Simble also signed a partnership agreement with Ireland's The Noledge Group to deliver its platforms to Sage and Netsuite customers. The company is also exploring opportunities to expand into renewable energy projects, including a strategic cooperation and lease agreement for the Gladstone Green Industry Park and consulting agreements for solar and battery farms across New South Wales.

Simble is excited by the opportunity to expand and diversify beyond its core business into the ever-growing renewable energy projects sector. The company believes it is well positioned to access a variety of projects and opportunities in this sector through its vast network of renewable energy partners and consultants.