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A proposal for Innovo

Supplier ESG risk, turned to return.
And a new line of revenue.

What the proof of concept returns to Innovo, and how ESG due diligence becomes a revenue centre built on the developer relationships you already own.

See how

01

The proof of concept

What we do

A four-month proof of concept

One linear path from a full-base risk map to board-ready evidence.

Fixed AED 72,000  ·  4 months  ·  no ongoing commitment

Map

All 4,000 suppliers scored for inherent ESG risk, ranked on one executive dashboard.

Assess

Evidence-based deep dive on your top spend-and-risk suppliers, up to 50, each with a scorecard and actions.

Deliver

A board-ready supply-chain risk profile and a Phase 2 roadmap.

You go from no systematic view of supplier ESG risk to full visibility, with evidence where it matters most.

What it returns

Levers that move the bottom line

ROI here is not measured in cheaper diligence. It is two specific levers that improve the bottom line, both from the same report.

Procurement leverage

A documented ESG weakness on a high-spend supplier is a lever your team does not have today: hold a rate, require a fix at the supplier's cost, or switch. On a priority cohort worth AED 150M a year, 0.2 percent better terms is

AED 300K

Fewer stoppages

Weak labour management in your supply chain, not among your own staff, breeds unrest and lost productivity that can halt a site. The failure starts with subcontractors, but Innovo carries the delay. One day a year avoided is

AED 100K

Run it on your own figures

On deliberately conservative inputs, about AED 400K a year, roughly six times the proof of concept. Move any slider to your reality.

Procurement leverage

Priority-cohort annual spendAED 150M
Better terms won0.2%

Fewer stoppages

Delay days avoided / year1
Cost per day of delayAED 100K

Annual hard return · POC fixed at AED 72,000

AED 400K

6x the POC, recovered at 0.048% better terms

Leverage

AED 300K

Stoppages

AED 100K

02

Innovo ESG Risk, powered by Metis

The idea

ESG due diligence does not have to be a cost

It can be a new revenue centre, powered by Metis underneath.

Innovo offers ESG and worker-welfare review to the developers it builds for, as Innovo ESG Risk. Top-tier developers, and increasingly the investors behind them, need evidence on the ESG of the supply chains delivering their projects. That work goes to auditors and consultants today.

Innovo already sits at the centre of those supply chains and, after the proof of concept, already holds the data and the platform. You are better placed to provide this than the firms selling it now.

Two revenue lines

Line 1

On projects you build

Where Innovo is the main contractor, ESG Risk is an additional revenue line layered onto work you are already delivering.

Line 2

On projects you do not

Where Innovo is not the contractor, you can still be the provider. You earn on projects you did not win, and you gain a window into rival contractors' supply chains and how they perform.

A high-margin line on relationships you already own

It needs no extra headcount, so most of the price drops straight to profit. Move the sliders to size it.

Developers pay auditors today

AED 2,500 to 6,000 / supplier

It costs you through Metis

about AED 800 / supplier

Price at a discount, keep the spread

~45% margin

Supplier-entities assessed / year2,000
Price to developer / supplierAED 1,500
Your cost via Metis: AED 800 / supplier, fixed. No added headcount.

Pure profit to Innovo, per year

AED 1.4M

on AED 3M paid by the developer, at 47% margin

Developer pays

AED 3M

Margin

47%

No added headcount, so most of the price is profit. Supplement it with accommodation inspections and other site services for more.

The UAE

The pull is reputational. Developers and the investors behind them want assurance that the supply chains delivering their projects are clean, and few can show it.

The UK

The pull is regulatory. The Modern Slavery Act and the Procurement Act 2023 require evidence of supply-chain due diligence, so offering it credibly sets Innovo apart.

Illustrative, deliberately conservative defaults, to be set against Innovo's own figures. Environmental value is left out of Part 1 on purpose: real, but qualification rather than cash. Unit economics trace to the Metis pricing model and the market rate for third-party social and supply-chain audits. Prepared by Metis AI Tech Limited.