RedCloud signs $30M Saudi platform license deal
RedCloud Holdings plc has entered a new platform license and infrastructure usage agreement with Kayanat Arabia Holding Company to support their existing joint venture in Saudi Arabia.
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RedCloud Holdings plc has entered a new platform license and infrastructure usage agreement with Kayanat Arabia Holding Company to support their existing joint venture in Saudi Arabia. Under this agreement, RedCloud will provide its RedAI platform, including the RAID engine, hosting, integrations, operations, cybersecurity, maintenance and related services.
The arrangement sets a committed annual value of $6,000,000 for five years from the March 25, 2026 effective date, for a total commitment infrastructure value of $30,000,000. This annual value includes a $2,200,000 enablement commitment for localization and deployment and a $3,800,000 platform services fee tied to revenues generated in Saudi Arabia. Revenues above this commitment and related obligations will be shared between RedCloud and Kayanat under their shareholders agreement, and the license can be renewed for an additional five years by mutual consent.
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RedCloud secures a five-year, $30M platform commitment tied to Saudi JV growth.
The agreement with Kayanat Arabia Holding Company commits RedCloud’s RedAI and RAID platform to the Saudi market at an annual value of $6,000,000 over five years starting on March 25, 2026, totaling $30,000,000 of infrastructure value.
The structure splits each year’s value into a $2,200,000 enablement commitment for localization, regulation and deployment, plus a $3,800,000 platform services fee based on revenues generated in Saudi Arabia. This ties a significant portion of economic benefit directly to platform usage and JV performance.
Revenues above the annual commitment are to be distributed between RedCloud and Kayanat under their existing shareholders agreement dated August 29, 2025. The possibility of a further five-year renewal adds longer-term upside potential, though actual outcomes will depend on how quickly the platform scales in Saudi Arabia.
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platform license and infrastructure usage agreement financial
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RAID (Realtime AI for Distribution) engine technical
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JV Agreement financial
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