Republic Power Group Signs MOU With NVT to Explore Regulated RWA Tokenization in Asia
SINGAPORE — Feb. 11, 2026 — Republic Power Group Limited (Nasdaq: RPGL), a Singapore-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) software provider, said it has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) with NVT (NVTHK Limited) to outline a strategic partnership framework focused on blockchain-enabled asset tokenization and capital markets solutions.
The MOU was signed on Feb. 10, 2026, and the companies framed it as an exploratory step to combine RPGL’s enterprise systems footprint with NVT’s regulated real-world asset (RWA) tokenization infrastructure and institutional-grade digital asset tooling — particularly across Hong Kong and Southeast Asia.
What the partnership is designed to do
RPGL said it serves listed and institutional clients operating in regulated industries and believes its systems integration capabilities could help enterprises adopt blockchain infrastructure more safely—especially where compliance, auditability, and operational controls are non-negotiable.
Under the MOU framework, RPGL said it expects to:
- Support enterprise adoption of NVT’s blockchain and digital asset technology through existing client relationships and integration capabilities
- Provide localization guidance so NVT’s solutions align with regional regulatory, technical, and operational requirements
- Participate in training and educational support exchanges, with both sides aiming to deepen mutual understanding of platforms and operational frameworks
- Share technical knowledge and industry experience to explore blockchain-enabled capital markets solutions, with an emphasis on regulatory compliance, institutional adoption, and sustainable capital allocation
Why NVT wants RPGL in the mix
NVT’s message is about distribution and credibility: RPGL’s track record with institutional clients and its presence in Hong Kong capital markets is being positioned as a channel to bring tokenization infrastructure in front of more issuers and investors.
NVT said the partnership aims to create reference implementations for tokenized sustainable assets, signaling that the initial focus is not “crypto for crypto’s sake,” but regulated tokenization that fits institutional workflows.
Important caveat: no capital commitment
The announcement explicitly states this collaboration does not include any capital commitment or equity investment. It is a strategic framework and remains subject to further definitive agreements.
Who the companies are
- Republic Power Group Limited (RPGL): A provider of customized ERP software solutions, consulting and technical support services, and related hardware for corporate clients and government agencies in Singapore, Malaysia, and Hong Kong.
- NVT (NVTHK Limited): A Hong Kong-based provider of regulated RWA tokenization infrastructure and institutional-grade digital asset solutions.
Industry takeaway: why this matters for tokenization and capital markets
This is the kind of deal that matters if tokenization is going to move from demos to real issuance: integration and distribution inside regulated enterprise environments.
If the MOU evolves into real deployments, the value for the market is clear:
- Tokenization gets pulled into existing enterprise workflows (ERP, reporting, compliance, and operational controls), which is where institutional adoption typically lives or dies.
- “Regulatory-first” becomes a competitive edge. In Asia’s capital markets, credibility is built on compliance alignment and reference implementations—not hype cycles.
- RWA tokenization becomes more than a platform story. It becomes an implementation story: onboarding issuers, integrating data systems, and proving auditability end-to-end.
Bottom line: this partnership is a bet that the next wave of tokenization adoption won’t come from new buzzwords—it’ll come from boring-but-critical enterprise integrations that make regulated issuance and secondary workflows actually usable.