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RedCloud Launches CORE Commercially, Powering RedAI Sales for FMCG Field Operations — Live Today

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RedCloud (Nasdaq: RCT) launched RedAI Sales, a commercial application for FMCG sales and field operations, now live for Enterprise and mid‑market customers in English. The product initially targets 30 distributor customers already deploying RedAI Strategy and runs on RedCloud’s $6.9 billion Data Foundation.

The launch marks the first commercial availability of RedAI CORE, RedCloud’s trade execution engine, enabling configuration of warehouses, distribution structures, territories, routes and sales teams, and generating sales‑effectiveness reporting. As adoption advances, the RAID prediction engine is expected to add SKU‑level demand recommendations, with a dedicated mobile RedAI Sales app planned for Q4 2026.

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  • RedAI Sales commercial launch to Enterprise and mid-market customers, live today
  • Initial rollout to 30 distributor customers already using RedAI Strategy
  • First commercial debut of CORE, RedCloud’s trade execution engine for field operations
  • Built on $6.9 billion Data Foundation, supporting data-driven FMCG decision-making

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Market Context

Recent history included a 0.46% 24-hour increase after an Argentina agreement and a -3.95% move afte...
Analysis

Recent history included a 0.46% 24-hour increase after an Argentina agreement and a -3.95% move after India MOUs. This launch can be compared with mixed prior responses; low short positioning is a separate risk context.

Key Figures

Initial customers: 30 customers Data Foundation: $6.9 billion CORE unveiling: July 13, 2026 +2 more
5 metrics
Initial customers 30 customers Initial RedAI Sales deployment
Data Foundation $6.9 billion Data Foundation supporting CORE
CORE unveiling July 13, 2026 First CORE unveiling
FMCG inventory losses approximately $2Tn Estimated annual global inventory value lost
Mobile app launch Q4 2026 Expected dedicated RedAI Sales app launch

Historical Context

5 past events · Latest: Aug 20 (Negative)
Pattern 5 events
Date Event Sentiment 24h Move Catalyst
Aug 20 Compliance notification Negative -3.5% Nasdaq market-value compliance notification and 180-day cure period
Aug 17 Argentina agreement Positive +0.5% Three-year Argentina agreement forecast $20 million in company revenue
Aug 12 India MOUs Positive -4.0% Non-binding India MOUs targeted 11 brands and more than 25,000 SKUs
Aug 06 AI industry letter Positive +4.0% RedCloud co-signed open-weights AI letter with major technology companies
Jul 28 CFO appointment Positive -6.5% David Sturgeon appointed CFO effective August 1, 2026

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

Pattern Detected

RCT's recent news reactions were mixed, with three aligned moves and two divergences, including negative reactions to India MOUs and the CFO appointment.

Key Terms

fmcg, sku, stockouts
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fmcg technical
"sales and field operations teams in fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) supply chains"
FMCG, or fast-moving consumer goods, are everyday products that are sold quickly and at relatively low cost, such as food, drinks, toiletries, and household items. They matter to investors because these products are in constant demand, providing stable sales and cash flow for companies, even during economic ups and downs. Their high turnover makes them a key segment in the consumer market, reflecting broad consumer spending habits.
sku technical
"predict next week's demand at SKU, customer and territory level"
A SKU (stock keeping unit) is a unique code a company assigns to a specific product variant—think of it as a product’s name tag that distinguishes size, color, model or packaging. Investors use SKUs to track which items sell, how fast inventory turns, and where profit comes from, so they reveal customer demand, supply-chain efficiency and revenue drivers much like each item in a supermarket tells the store which shelves are performing.
stockouts technical
"loses approximately $2Tn in inventory value annually to stockouts"
When a company has no inventory available to meet customer demand for a product, that situation is called a stockout. Investors pay attention because stockouts can directly reduce sales and revenue, interrupt production or delivery, harm customer loyalty, and reveal problems in supply chain or inventory management—like a store with empty shelves showing there’s a breakdown between demand and supply.

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First commercial application of CORE unveiled July 13 and delivered on schedule, deploys on RedCloud's $6.9 billion Data Foundation to an initial 30 customers

London, Aug. 24, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- RedCloud Holdings plc (Nasdaq: RCT) (“RedCloud” or the “Company”) today announced the launch of RedAI Sales, an intelligent application built for sales and field operations teams in fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) supply chains. RedAI Sales is available from today to Enterprise and mid-market customers in English, with rollout to additional languages soon after. Initially, RedAI Sales is being offered to the 30 selected distributor customers engaged in the ongoing deployment of RedAI Strategy.

The launch extends RedCloud's RedAI product family to a second functional audience within the distributor organisation. Following the commercial launch of RedAI Strategy in Nigeria in June 2026, which brought predictive market intelligence to commercial and market-planning leaders, RedAI Sales is designed to bring decision intelligence to the teams responsible for turning stock into sales and logistics at the 'last mile' toward retail.

Today's launch also marks the commercial debut of RedAI CORE (Compounding Operating Runtime Engine) — RedCloud's trade execution engine, first unveiled on July 13, 2026, when it was described as nearing completion, and now commercially available for the first time. CORE is designed to act: it gives sales and field operations teams the infrastructure to configure warehouses, distribution structure, sales territories, routes and teams, and to execute against that structure as part of their daily operations. RAID (Realtime AI for Distribution), RedCloud's prediction engine, is expected to layer in as adoption matures, adding SKU-level demand recommendations to the execution capability CORE provides today.

Closing the Inventory Gap From the Sales Side

The Company estimates that the global FMCG industry loses approximately $2Tn in inventory value annually to stockouts, excess stock and reactive pricing — much of which is determined in practice at the point of sale, by field teams working without visibility into what is likely to sell next. RedAI Sales is designed to close this inventory gap from the sales perspective. As adoption progresses, RAID is intended to predict next week's demand at SKU, customer and territory level, translating that prediction into a recommendation for how sales and field resources should be deployed — so that distributors can direct effort toward the stock, customers and territories most likely to convert, and maximise sales returns and efficiency.

From today, powered by CORE, RedAI customers are able to start adopting RedAI Sales within their current commercial agreements. They will be able to define their warehouses, downstream distribution, logistics structure, sales territories, routes and sales teams, allocate sales people to routes, and drive reporting on sales effectiveness based on current data.

As RedAI Sales is configured and adopted by the sales function, RedAI will build the structure and data required for RAID to begin making predictive recommendations — prioritising and improving sales performance by predicting which offers, bundles and adjacent product SKUs a customer should consider, based on market supply and demand.

A dedicated mobile RedAI Sales app is in development and expected to launch in Q4 2026, giving individual sales representatives prioritised routes, sales visits and stock recommendations — boosting each rep's productivity and driving incremental revenue for the distributor.

Executive Commentary

“We built RAID to predict and CORE to act. Today, CORE goes live for the people closest to the sale — giving field and sales teams the execution infrastructure to configure and run their territories, with RAID's predictive intelligence layering in as adoption grows.”

— Justin Floyd, CEO and Co-Founder of RedCloud

“CORE is what makes today's launch real — the execution engine that lets a sales team configure its territories, routes and stock, and act on that structure immediately. RAID's predictive layer is what comes next, and when it does, RedAI Sales will tell reps not just where to go, but what's about to sell. We're building that deliberately, starting with CORE.”

— Soumaya Hamzaoui, Chief Product Officer and Co-Founder of RedCloud

RedAI Sales, powered by CORE at launch, is the latest in a planned pipeline of RedAI applications RedCloud expects to bring to market in the coming weeks and months, as the Company scales its global mission to deploy RedAI infrastructure.

About RedCloud

RedCloud's mission is to build the intelligence infrastructure of global trade, through the generation and aggregation of proprietary trading and market data from across the FMCG industry through its RedAI infrastructure and associated products (“RedAI”). RedCloud provides market intelligence based on proprietary trading data across categories in each of its markets. The Company also delivers a trading infrastructure and related products for use by its customers, to enable the intelligent digital exchange of everyday consumer supplies across business supply chains, supported by a payments and lending ecosystem intended to streamline trade.

RedCloud is a British company registered in London, co-founded by serial entrepreneur Justin Floyd and Soumaya Hamzaoui. For more information about RedCloud and its RedAI infrastructure, please visit www.redcloudtechnology.com and connect on LinkedIn.

Forward-Looking Statements

This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements include, without limitation, statements regarding the anticipated rollout of RedAI Sales to additional languages, the performance and commercial adoption of CORE following today's launch, the planned integration, timing and predictive capabilities of RAID within RedAI Sales, the planned development, timing and capabilities of the RedAI Sales mobile application, the anticipated launch and performance of other RedAI applications and agents, the future development of autonomous trade execution and other roadmap items, the expected growth of RedAI's Data Foundation through network expansion, and RedCloud's ability to deliver decision intelligence to FMCG distributors, sales and field operations teams. Forward-looking statements are identified by words such as “expects,” “intends,” “anticipates,” “believes,” “plans,” “may,” “could,” “should,” and similar expressions. Actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied as a result of risks including, without limitation, failure to achieve commercial adoption of RedAI infrastructure at the levels contemplated, delays to product or language launches, and the other risk factors set forth in the Company's most recent Annual Report on Form 20-F and subsequent filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. RedCloud undertakes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements except as required by law.

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FAQ

What did RedCloud (NASDAQ: RCT) announce about RedAI Sales on August 24, 2026?

RedCloud announced the commercial launch of RedAI Sales, an intelligent application for FMCG sales and field operations. According to RedCloud, it is immediately available to Enterprise and mid‑market customers in English, extending the RedAI product family to a second functional audience within distributor organizations.

What is RedAI CORE and how does it power RedAI Sales for RCT?

RedAI CORE is RedCloud’s Compounding Operating Runtime Engine, a trade execution engine supporting sales and field operations. According to RedCloud, CORE lets teams configure warehouses, distribution structures, territories, routes and sales teams, and execute daily operations, with RAID’s predictive layer expected to integrate as adoption matures.

How many customers are included in the initial rollout of RedAI Sales by RedCloud (RCT)?

RedAI Sales is initially offered to 30 selected distributor customers already deploying RedAI Strategy. According to RedCloud, these customers can begin adopting RedAI Sales under their current commercial agreements, configuring logistics structures and sales territories while generating reporting on sales effectiveness based on current operational data.

How does RedAI Sales aim to address FMCG inventory losses for RedCloud customers?

RedCloud estimates the global FMCG industry loses about $2 trillion annually to inventory issues. According to RedCloud, RedAI Sales is designed to close this inventory gap from the sales side, with RAID expected to predict next‑week SKU, customer and territory demand and guide field resource deployment.

When is the mobile RedAI Sales app expected to launch for RedCloud (NASDAQ: RCT)?

A dedicated mobile RedAI Sales app is expected to launch in Q4 2026. According to RedCloud, the app should provide individual sales representatives with prioritised routes, sales visits and stock recommendations, with the aim of boosting each representative’s productivity and driving incremental revenue for distributors.

What role will the RAID prediction engine play in RedAI Sales for RedCloud (RCT)?

RAID (Realtime AI for Distribution) is expected to add SKU‑level demand predictions to RedAI Sales. According to RedCloud, as adoption grows, RAID should recommend how to deploy sales and field resources, and which offers, bundles and adjacent SKUs customers should consider based on supply and demand.