👉MCRP is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Good morning, Folks, 

Markets have been choppy right now as investors sort through a wave of Mag 7 earnings results, Fed Chair Powell’s uncertainty about a December rate cut, and the “warm” meeting between Trump and Xi.

While everyone is focused on AI companies and their chip-making enablers, I’m looking at real-world applications of the tech.

A sector that’s attracted my interest lately is robotics.

💥And one company that’s showing a lot of promise in this space is Micropolis Holding Company (MCRP).

Before we dive into the company itself, go ahead and pull up its stock chart on your trading platform.

The company IPO’d in early March, and in typical IPO fashion, it has had quite a bit of volatility as the market tries to price it.

It looks like the stock found its support around the $1.30–$1.40 range, and since mid-September it has been charting ever-higher lows.

When I first alerted the stock a week ago, it surged 20% intraday.

Since October 14, the stock has made three big bounces from about $1.75 to $2.20+.

After a 14% pullback yesterday, I’m watching MCRP today for another bounce back up.

👉  MCRP is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Micropolis Holding Company was founded in 2014 as a software development company, which branched into robotics and AI by 2018.

It’s based in Dubai, which is well known for its support of robotics and AI markets.

The company has a wide portfolio of software and robots. Here are some highlights:

• Mobile Robot Platform (M-Platform) – Micropolis builds electric, self-driving robot bases that can be fitted with different “pods” depending on what the job is. The same base can be used for things like cleaning, patrolling, or moving cargo — the top module just needs to be swapped.
  

• Security and Patrol Robots (M01 & M02) – These are autonomous robots made for security and surveillance, developed in collaboration with the Dubai Police. The M01 is built for outdoor or roadside patrols, while the smaller M02 works better in indoor or crowded areas. They use cameras and sensors to spot people, read license plates, and move around on their own.

M01 & M02 robots

• Industrial and Environmental Robots – Micropolis also makes robots for heavy-duty and environmental work — like a “forestry robot” that helps replant trees, and a “Box Cleaner” robot that washes and sanitizes shipping containers automatically. These are aimed at large industries and public projects.

MCRP’s forestry robot

• Core Electronics and Power Systems – Alongside the robots, the company designs its own electronic brains and power units that control the machines. These systems handle navigation, sensors, and energy management — the tech backbone that lets all their robots run efficiently.

As mentioned, the company IPO’d in March, and in April, it signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with SEE Holding “to support the launch and long-term development of The Sustainable City 2.0 (TSC 2.0).”

TSC 2.0 is a real-world, high-tech “demo” city that’s meant to serve as a model for sustainable development (check out its website here).

This relationship “will enable the deployment of Micropolis’s advanced robotics platforms, AI-powered surveillance systems, smart mobility applications, and edge computing nodes across SEE Holding’s new and existing sustainable city developments worldwide.”

In July, MCRP signed an MoU with Hader Security and Communication Systems (HSCS) — “a leading provider of integrated security and communication solutions in the UAE.”

The goal is “to establish a strategic partnership which will combine artificial intelligence (AI) and autonomous mobility secure capabilities with reliable communication infrastructure to serve both the public and private sectors.“

And in August, MCRP said it “commenced the final phase of its flagship pilot project in collaboration with Dubai Expo City, Dubai Police, and Transguard Group.”

During this final phase, “Micropolis’s M2 Autonomous Police Patrol … will undergo extensive testing and validation across its full operational suite.” That testing will include rigorous, real-world performance evaluation.

And on October 14, MCRP announced the deployment of its Autonomous Police Patrol at the Dubai Global Village — a huge outdoor theme park that you can get a sense of here.

Dubai Global Village

Dubai Police Chief Information Officer Major General Khalid Alrazooqi commented, “We would like to announce that the patrol vehicle, named DPR-02, developed for the General Headquarters of Dubai Police, will officially enter operational service starting tomorrow October 15th, 2025 at Global Village. This marks the first official deployment of the vehicle, featuring all its advanced technologies.”

If all goes well, this could be the first of a great many deployments.

Last Tuesday, the company revealed and agreement with Swedish companies Helsingborgs Hamn AB and MCS Robotics “to jointly develop and test the ‘Box Cleaner’, an autonomous robotic cleaning system designed for port and industrial environments.”

MCRP’s box cleaner

Then on Friday, it released financial results for the six months ending June 31 and provided a business update. 

The press release made it clear that the company is on the march, and that sent the stock rallying.

As you do your own research on MCRP, be sure to check out this September 2025 investor presentation and the company website.

As always, be sure to approach your trading in a responsible manner. Trading is very risky, and nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose. 

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Bottom line: MCRP is at the cutting edge of robotics and AI, and has just begun deploying its security robots at a key theme park in Dubai. 

Its stock has been bouncing between $1.75 and $2.20+ over the past few weeks, and after a pullback yesterday, I’m watching it today to see if it bounces from here.

💥Stay tuned to MCRP to find out!

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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