Hydrexia Singapore PTE LTD, a subsidiary of Hydrexia Holding Limited, and Kitahama GRF Co. Ltd (KGC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on developing the hydrogen market in Japan. The partnership aims to establish a supply chain for hydrogen applications in Japan, utilizing Hydrexia's solid-state technology. Initial plans include a feasibility study for supplying hydrogen to fuel cells in Japan. This collaboration represents Hydrexia's continued global expansion, following successful operations in Malaysia, India, Australia, Brazil, and Thailand. Hydrexia's CEO, Alex Fang, and KGC's president, Mr. Norihide Kataoka, both express confidence in the partnership's potential. Hydrexia's expertise in hydrogen technology and KGC's position in green energy and data centers create a strong foundation for joint projects in Japan. The companies plan to work together on various aspects of hydrogen business development, emphasizing technology innovation and market growth. Hydrexia's reputation for hydrogen purification, transportation, storage, and refueling stations aligns well with KGC's goals for clean energy solutions. The collaboration is seen as a strategic move to capitalize on the rising demand for hydrogen technology globally.