AI agent disclosures in SEC filings
As of 2026-07-28, Maison Solutions Inc. (MSS) disclosed AI-agent language in 2 SEC filings since 2026-06-09 (source: Agentic 10-K, from SEC EDGAR).
Customer service, IT & security ops, Operations & supply chain, Sales & marketing
2 filings since 2025-01-01. All EDGAR filings (opens in a new tab)
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“consumers, today announced a strategic collaboration with SupplyAi, an AI-native product company focused on the physical food supply chain, and MiniMax, a leading global artificial intelligence company with multimodal and agentic AI capabilities, to explore AI-native solutions for the North American food retail and supply chain industry.”
“Permissioned AI Agent Workflows: Exploring enterprise-grade AI agents that can operate across departments under appropriate permissions, supervision, and governance.”
“The Company’s principal business shall be the development, commercialization, licensing and operation of artificial-intelligence-enabled software for grocery retail, supply-chain management, ERP, inventory, merchandising, procurement, workflow automation, data analytics, AI agents and related professional services.”
Maison Solutions plans to develop and operate AI-enabled software including AI agents.
“The Company’s principal business shall be the development, commercialization, licensing and operation of artificial-intelligence-enabled software for grocery retail, supply-chain management, ERP, inventory, merchandising, procurement, workflow automation, data analytics, AI agents and related professional services.”
Maison Solutions announced collaboration with SupplyAi and MiniMax to explore AI-native solutions for food retail and supply chain.
“MONTEREY PARK, Calif. June 9, 2026 — Maison Solutions Inc. (Nasdaq: MSS) (“Maison Solutions” or the “Company”), a specialty grocery retailer offering traditional Asian food and merchandise to U.S. consumers, today announced a strategic collaboration with SupplyAi, an AI-native product company focused on the physical food supply chain, and MiniMax, a leading global artificial intelligence company with multimodal and agentic AI capabilities, to explore AI-native solutions for the North American food retail and supply chain industry.”
Collaboration will explore permissioned AI agent workflows across departments under governance.
“Permissioned AI Agent Workflows: Exploring enterprise-grade AI agents that can operate across departments under appropriate permissions, supervision, and governance.”
SupplyAi will develop AI products while MiniMax provides frontier AI model and agentic infrastructure.
“Under the non-binding framework, Maison Solutions will serve as a strategic supporter and ecosystem enabler, providing business resources, channel support, and broader strategic support relevant to the introduction and implementation of AI products in targeted markets. SupplyAi will serve as the dedicated AI product team, focusing on product development, solution design, commercialization planning, and marketing promotion of the contemplated AI offerings. MiniMax will contribute its frontier AI model capabilities and agentic infrastructure to the collaboration, enabling the technical foundation for AI-native workflows across the contemplated supply chain solutions.”
SupplyAi is building AI-native ecosystem for food supply chain workflows using MiniMax multimodal and agentic AI.
““SupplyAi is not building another generic enterprise chatbot,” said Tim Zhang, Chief Technology Officer of SupplyAi. “We are building an AI-native ecosystem designed to understand real food supply chain workflows, connect business data with AI decision-making, and support physical execution across ordering, procurement, inventory, sales, and operations. By improving demand visibility, inventory planning, and product movement analysis, we believe SupplyAi can help operators reduce inefficiencies, minimize avoidable waste, and make better use of inventory across the food supply chain. We also believe MiniMax-enabled multimodal and agentic AI capabilities can become highly relevant to this sector when they are adapted to real operating environments.””
MiniMax executive discusses demand for multimodal and agentic AI in food supply chain collaboration.
““We have seen meaningful demand for AI capabilities that go beyond surface-level automation and operate inside real business workflows,” said Morgan Suo, Head of U.S. Business Development, MiniMax. “The food supply chain represents exactly the kind of high-complexity, data-intensive environment where multimodal and agentic AI can create genuine operational value. We are thrilled to bring our technology to this collaboration and help translate frontier AI capabilities into practical tools for food retailers and operators across North America.””
SupplyAi is developing vertical AI products and AI agents for food supply chain workflows.
“SupplyAi is an AI company building an AI-native ecosystem for the physical food supply chain. The company is developing vertical AI products designed to help food retailers, wholesalers, distributors, and operators manage ordering, purchasing, inventory, sales, product data, customer communication, margin analysis, and operational decision-making through AI-native workflows. SupplyAi’s long-term vision is to connect business data, AI agents, and physical execution across the food supply chain, with future expansion into automation and robotics-enabled operational workflows. For more information about Supplyai, please visit www.supplyaiusa.com. Follow the Company on LinkedIn and X.”