Republic Power Group Limited, a Singapore-based Nasdaq-listed software and IT services company, has announced a strategic move into real-world asset (RWA) tokenization and blockchain infrastructure through an equity investment and technology access deal. The company disclosed that it is acquiring a 10% equity stake in NVC Partners and has entered into a technology services agreement with NVTH, which owns and operates a tokenization and blockchain infrastructure platform. This gives Republic Power access to a ready-made technology stack for issuing and managing tokenized assets, rather than building its own system from scratch. According to company disclosures, management frames this as a way to tap high-growth segments of the digital asset market and expand beyond its existing enterprise software and consulting services business. NVC Partners and NVTH provide a platform that supports the tokenization of real-world assets and related blockchain infrastructure services, positioning Republic Power to offer tokenization, issuance, and lifecycle management solutions to institutional and enterprise clients. The announcement follows a period of capital markets activity by Republic Power, including a 1-for-20 reverse share split in February 2026 to regain Nasdaq minimum bid price compliance and a subsequent plan to raise up to $10 million through a registered offering of Class A ordinary shares. These steps suggest the company is aligning its capital structure and access to funding with a strategy to pivot into higher-growth digital asset verticals, while leveraging external partners’ technology and expertise rather than incurring the cost and time of internal development.

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