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House for Learning · AJAN HFL Global Investment · Avyra Microsystems

Two jurisdictions. One enterprise ecosystem.

AJAN HFL Global Investment builds, integrates, operates and monetises industrial and digital infrastructure. House for Learning is its education, workforce and platform arm — bringing governments, institutions, corporates, MSMEs, Value Providers and Channel Partners onto a single interoperable digital enterprise.

2 + 3

Global footprint

100+

Country rollout

3

Legal entities

9

Expansion centres

Company · About HFL & AHFL

HFL and AHFL at a glance

Two connected organisations. House for Learning (HFL) is the education, workforce and platform arm; AJAN HFL Global Investment (AHFL) is the dual-jurisdiction investment and enterprise group that builds, integrates, operates and monetises the underlying infrastructure.

House for Learning

HFL — Learn & Earn

HFL empowers individuals and institutions globally to improve their skills, learning and market reach through its digital enterprise platform, powered by emerging technologies and domain expertise — a connected marketplace and workplace built on the DEM & DAAP ecosystem.

  • Course & career pathways delivering synchronous and asynchronous learning across K-12 and post-K-12, on computers, tablets and portable devices.
  • Agnostic pedagogy, CAP™ processes and the GROWTH™ methodology for cross-sector, cross-community engagement aligned to GDPR, UN SDGs, OECD and local governance charters.
  • Platform intelligence: NLP, NLU and NLG, Make & Check (M&C) and the Ask Me Anything Coach (AMAC) that draws on libraries and renowned authors, trainers and automated resources.
  • End-to-end open-standards stack — ACS, ATLE, PAVER, LAB and LEAP course & career pathways — inside a connected marketplace and workplace.
  • Full-service partner ecosystem from L1 to L4 — IoT, ICT, ERP/CRM/MIS, no-code APIs and apps, consultancy, channel, GBOS and value-provider hub & spoke.
  • Enterprise and development scope spanning education, sustainability, outer space, commercial, agriculture, sport, life sciences & healthcare, MSME, energy (ICTSP/IOTSP), industrial, oil & natural gas and water.

AJAN HFL Global Investment

AHFL — One enterprise ecosystem

AHFL is the group's enterprise architecture and investment engine — engineering trusted ecosystems for a safer, smarter and sustainable world through two jurisdictions and one integrated, end-to-end value chain.

  • Dual-jurisdiction model: AHFL UAE for global investment, sovereign capital and governance (AED reporting) and AHFL India for execution, engineering and delivery (INR reporting), with global hubs in Canada, the USA and Saudi Arabia.
  • Build > Integrate > Operate > Monetise — an eight-phase execution chain from Market Capture and EPICC contracting through System Integrator delivery, OEM/SI partners, MFAP production, software & data, LCS/LCM lifecycle services and GBOS monetisation.
  • Core platforms: DEM & DAAP digital engineering, the SOC/SIEM cybersecurity fabric, the HUMI-ID workforce operating platform and the System Integrator execution engine.
  • Institutional architecture across an industrial & infrastructure tier and a digital & technology tier, over 16 shared pipeline sectors and 10 licensed statutory sectors.
  • 15-year strategic intelligence model (2026–2040): USD 1.95B EBITDA at a 24.4% margin, USD 1.35B PAT, and roughly USD 23.4B implied enterprise value at 12x EBITDA — supported by a five-layer downside protection framework.
  • Multi-horizon roadmap from 2025 foundation and charters through platform build and ERGI, scale and integration, commercial acceleration and 2029+ global expansion.

Global operating hub architecture

Select a hub to load its jurisdiction metrics, reporting currency and operational focus.

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Reporting currency · USD

Consolidated global ecosystem & holding

The group consolidates two primary jurisdictions with three additional hubs, reporting in US dollars for institutional and sovereign audiences.

  • 15-year base-case revenue target of USD 7.98B by 2040
  • USD 1.95B EBITDA at a 24.4% margin
  • USD 10B+ potential enterprise value at 12x EBITDA
  • 19 core operational sectors and 24 blended learning & earning streams

The dual-jurisdiction model

Holding and execution are deliberately separated. Investment governance sits in the UAE; delivery, engineering and workforce capacity sit in India.

Holding · Execution

AHFL UAE — global investment & governance

  • Global investment and sovereign capital interface
  • Free zone corridors and deployment (JAFZA / KEZAD)
  • Institutional enterprise and sovereign partnerships
  • Energy transition, ESCO and EaaS business models
  • Cross-border contracts and trade finance integration

Primary · AED reporting

Delivery · Operations

AHFL India — delivery & operations

  • Execution, engineering and delivery engine
  • Manufacturing, MFAP and assembly platforms
  • Talent pipeline and HUMI-ID academies
  • Domestic and regional Asian markets
  • MSME and partner ecosystem integration

Primary · INR (₹ Crore) reporting

Institutional architecture

Functional capabilities across an industrial tier and a digital tier, with shared governance over both.

Tier 1 — Industrial & infrastructure

Real assets · physical execution · sustainable infrastructure

Tier 1.1

Build & deliver

EPC contracting, power grids, civil and industrial works, turnkey delivery.

Tier 1.2

Develop & operate

Industrial parks, asset development, concessions and O&M programmes.

Tier 1.3

Engineer & enable

Specialised engineering, FEED studies, project management and technical due diligence.

Tier 2 — Digital & technology

Intelligence · cybersecurity · AI software platforms · clean energy

Tier 2.1

Systems intelligence

Grid studies, protection and automation, renewable integration, smart grids.

Tier 2.2

Cyber resilience

OT-SOC and SIEM operations, Zero Trust architecture, critical infrastructure protection.

Tier 2.3

AI & software platforms

Agentic AI, digital twins, data engineering, blockchain and Web3.

Tier 2.4

Clean energy solutions

Solar, EV infrastructure, clean mobility, BESS and asset operations.

Statutory scope & licensed sectors

AHFL is engaged in the business of investing in, establishing, acquiring, holding and managing subsidiaries, projects and enterprises operating across strategic sectors.

🛢️ Oil & natural gas 🌾 Agriculture & agri-business 🏃 Sports infrastructure 🏨 Tourism & hospitality 🏭 Industrial & manufacturing 🏢 Commercial enterprises 🎓 Education & academies 💧 Water infrastructure 💻 Technology & digital 🛰️ Outer space & aerospace

Shared project pipeline

Sixteen multi-sector opportunity classes where integrated solutions create long-term value.

🏢 Buildings & facilities 🌉 Roads & bridges 💧 Water & wastewater 🌊 Stormwater & drainage ⚡ Power & electrical 📡 Telecom & comms ⚙️ MEP & HVAC 🏭 Industrial infra 🛢️ Oil & gas 🚢 Ports & marine 🚆 Rail & transit ☀️ Renewable energy 🌱 Environmental solutions 🏙️ Urban dev & landscaping 🎓 Education infrastructure 🚀 Aerospace & space

Strategic multi-horizon roadmap

From foundation to scaled leadership.

  1. 2025

    Foundation & charters

    Entity formation across Canada, UAE and India. Statutory licences, GRC baseline and initial partner MOUs.

  2. 2026

    Platform build & ERGI

    DEM & DAAP core rollout, OT-SOC architecture and the ERGI launch with 36 trade houses.

  3. 2027

    Scale & integration

    Full system integrator execution across smart grids; HUMI-ID workforce marketplace deployment.

  4. 2028

    Commercial acceleration

    First-wave manufacturing plant commissionings and high-volume semiconductor and PCB assembly.

  5. 2029+

    Global expansion

    Mega-project execution in Saudi Arabia, EU/UK corridors and maturing ESCO/EaaS recurring revenue.

Official brand identity guidelines

The standards every HFL and AHFL touchpoint is measured against — corporate hierarchy, sub-brands, endorsed brands, communication structures and email signatures.

Core palette

Pantone references with their official RGB and hex values.

Primary brand blue

Pantone 2172 C · RGB(15, 133, 219) · #0F85DB

Secondary brand green

Pantone 2270 C · RGB(60, 194, 97) · #3CC261

Text & accents

Standard black · #000000

Background

Pure white · #FFFFFF

Typography

Montserrat, in four defined roles.

  • Headers

    Montserrat Bold

  • Subtitles

    Montserrat Semi Bold

  • Body text

    Montserrat Regular

  • Italics & notes

    Montserrat Italic

Brand hierarchy covers corporate, sub-brand and endorsed-brand relationships, with AIDA communication structures and professional email signature standards.

Programme lead

HFL Global PMO

PMO owner

Group programme office

Document owner

HFL Global PMO

Status

Active

Revision

v1.0

Legal entities & offices

India HQ

Bengaluru, Karnataka

No. 403, Wing 4, 8th Cross, 1st Main, BHCS Layout, Uttarahalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka – 560061, India

AJAN HFL Global Investment Private Limited

Canada HQ

Oakville, Ontario

Cornwall Road, Oakville, Ontario, Canada, L6J 7W5

HFL Global Inc.

UAE Regional Hub

Dubai

Shorooq Mirdif, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, C36

Regional investment & governance office

Work with the group

Institutional partnerships, licensed sector ventures, platform licensing and joint ventures across our five operating hubs.