XBP Global Holdings, Inc. filed a prospectus covering the resale of up to 2,275,245 shares of common stock by selling stockholders. The document, dated September 22, 2026, is subject to completion.

The offering involves common stock with a par value of $0.0001 per share. The selling stockholders named in the prospectus may offer and sell these shares from time to time.

No proceeds for issuer

The company stated clearly that it is not selling any shares under this prospectus. Consequently, XBP Global Holdings will not receive any proceeds from the sale of shares by the selling stockholders.

Registration details

The registration of these shares does not imply that the selling stockholders will necessarily offer or sell any of the covered shares. The prospectus notes that the selling stockholders may sell the shares in various ways and at varying prices. Further details on the methods of sale are contained in the section titled Plan of Distribution.

XBP Global Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: XBP) has executed a contract with British Airways to deploy its Plexus AI solution. The deal marks a significant expansion of the company’s sovereign Agentic AI offerings in the aviation sector.

The agreement initiates the deployment of Plexus AI, described by the company as its marquee sovereign Agentic AI solution. XBP Global positions itself as a multinational technology and services firm focused on orchestrating mission-critical systems that enable hyper-automation and digital transformation.

Deal Details

The contract represents a direct engagement between XBP Global and British Airways. While specific financial terms or duration were not disclosed in the announcement, the deployment focuses on integrating advanced AI capabilities into British Airways’ operational framework.

By implementing Plexus AI, British Airways will unlock significant operational efficiencies, automate document and maintenance workflows, and consolidate its software footprint by replacing legacy third-party vendors.

Strategic Context

This partnership underscores XBP Global’s growing footprint in enterprise AI solutions. The company continues to leverage its expertise in digital transformation to secure high-profile clients in global industries.

As the enterprise landscape transitions into the era of high-performance open-weight models, XBP leverages expedited training protocols to rapidly integrate these advanced models into its sovereign agentic infrastructure. This approach allows enterprise clients to achieve superior performance at significantly lower cost points and timelines — all while keeping data strictly within the client’s private boundaries and adhering to strict regulatory standards like the EU AI Act.

Key Capabilities

The solution includes several core features tailored for aviation asset management:

• Automated Asset Lifecycle Vectorization: Captures, vectorizes, and stores every maintenance event across British Airways’ highly variable, highly complex fleet within a secure, private vector database.
• Controlled Access & Off-Lease Reproduction: Agentic AI manages all access in and out of the datastore, enabling accurate, instant reproduction of full servicing histories when aircraft go off lease or are sold.
• Open-Weight Enterprise Efficiency: Powered by XBP’s expedited training protocols, delivers cutting-edge AI capabilities at optimized value without external data exposure.
• Sovereign & EU AI Act Compliant: Deployed in a secure and scalable way within British Airways’ private cloud, representing XBP’s second major sovereign rollout following its deployment with CNAM.

Vitalie Robu, President of XBP Europe, stated that the solution solves a critical operational challenge: maintaining an unalterable, searchable, and fully compliant servicing history for a massive fleet. He noted that combining top-tier Agentic AI with private cloud architecture sets a new standard for high-value asset management.

Future Outlook

The core architecture of Plexus AI represents a highly replicable value proposition not only across global commercial airlines maintaining strict data privacy but for any enterprise servicing high-value, complex heavy machinery. Following this deployment, XBP plans to offer this solution to other global airlines and industrial enterprises where precise, automated tracking of complex equipment service lifecycles is vital to safety, uptime, and efficiency.