15, July 2026 | London - Luminance, the global leader in Legal-GradeTM AI for the enterprise, today announced that Bulla Dairy Foods, Australia’s oldest and largest family-owned dairy company, has adopted its AI platform to enhance contract negotiation, improve visibility across agreements and drive efficiency across its legal and procurement functions.

Operating in a fast-paced, high-volume environment, Bulla Dairy Foods was seeking a solution to  manage large volumes of routine agreements while reducing the time spent drafting and negotiating  contracts. With a growing need for streamlined reporting and obligation management, the business  required a more scalable and intelligent approach to contracting.

“Luminance stood out for its ability to understand our contracts and support high-quality  negotiations at speed,” said Omid Komeili, Senior Legal Counsel, Bulla Dairy Foods. “It gives us far  greater visibility across our agreements while helping our teams work more efficiently day-to-day.

“Almost immediately, we saw the impact. Within a week of implementation, a complex ICT Services  Agreement hit my desk. Similar contracts have taken me a day and a half for review – with  Luminance, I was able to complete my review in two hours.

“That efficiency extended enterprise-wide, with clear value at the Executive level. When our Chief  Legal & Compliance Officer requested an urgent, targeted report across 20-25 contracts, in a  digestible and structured format, I was able to turn it around in minutes. The response said it all:  ‘Luminance to the rescue!’”

Luminance was selected for its deep contextual understanding of negotiating positions, its ability to  deliver high-quality redlining during negotiations, and its intuitive retrieval of key clauses and  precedent from executed agreements. This enables teams across the business to move faster while  maintaining consistency and control.

The platform is being deployed across key use cases including the negotiation of NDAs, Ingredient  Purchase Agreements and Packaging Purchase Agreements. It will also provide a centralised source  of truth for contracts and deliver clear visibility into obligations and key business insights.

By leveraging Luminance’s Legal-GradeTM AI, Bulla Dairy Foods will be able to reduce manual  processes, improve visibility into contractual risk and obligations, and empower both legal and  procurement teams to operate more efficiently without increasing headcount.

“Bulla Dairy Foods is a fantastic example of a business looking to scale its operations without  compromising on quality or control,” said Eleanor Lightbody, CEO of Luminance. “We’re delighted to  support their teams with AI that not only accelerates contracting, but also provides meaningful  insight into their agreements and business performance.”

About Bulla Dairy Foods

Bulla Dairy Foods (Bulla) is one of Australia’s oldest and largest family-owned dairy companies,  owned by the same three families since 1910 and proudly making dairy products in country Australia  for six generations using fresh milk and cream sourced from Australian dairy farmers.

Bulla takes pride in creating new and exciting products for consumers while upholding time-  honoured traditions. Six generations on, Bulla continues to support a sustainable local dairy industry using fresh Aussie milk to craft the highest quality Cream, Ice-Cream, Cheese and Yoghurt.

About Luminance

Developed by AI experts from the University of Cambridge, Luminance’s Legal-GradeTM AI redefines  enterprise decision-making, turning contracts from administration burden into strategic intelligence.  Luminance’s multi-agent platform automates entire workflows, from creation and negotiation to risk  review and compliance. It understands clauses, evaluates legal and commercial impact, takes action,  and learns from every negotiation, becoming increasingly attuned to your business. Trusted by over  1,000 of the world’s largest enterprises across 70+ countries, Luminance helps companies stay ahead  of risk, seize opportunity, and outpace competition.