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RedCloud Holdings and ACA Capital announced their intent to form a joint venture to deploy RedAI infrastructure and the RAID engine across ACA Capital's distribution ecosystem transacting around $300m in FMCG goods per year. The announcement follows the appointment last week of Vikram Sharma as Chief Revenue Officer, Infrastructure, whose mandate is to scale the Company's capital-light JV model into high-growth FMCG corridors across new markets. Under the proposed JV, ACA Capital and RedCloud will co-deploy RedAI infrastructure - including the RAID engine trained on $6.9B in proprietary global FMCG transactional data - across ACA Capital's network of brands, suppliers, retailers and communities. The JV is to be structured on RedCloud's established capital-light model, generating both a licence fee and shared transaction-based revenue. Integration is expected to be delivered via Representational State Transfer Application Interfaces and Extract, Transform and Load pipelines that ingest and normalise trading data from the Enterprise Resource Planning systems operating across the ACA Capital ecosystem. The JV is designed to deploy RedCloud's three RedAI Specialist Agents - the Inventory Agent, Sales Agent and Market Planning Agent, each currently in development - directly across ACA Capital's distribution and retail networks. The agents are being developed on Anthropic's Claude models and surface recommendations within existing native and web applications via MCP-based integrations, where possible, requiring no workflow disruption for end users. Each agent is designed to partially automate high-frequency, high-value FMCG supply chain decisions, delivering semi-autonomous workflows and human-in-the-loop decision making at scale across the ACA Capital ecosystem. Agent telemetry and decision-quality metrics will be tracked through OpenTelemetry observability pipelines, enabling continuous performance monitoring and model improvement in production.

RedCloud announced it is progressing the deployment of its RAID engine in Turkey, moving from R&D into early-stage integration with one of the country's leading distribution networks. This development marks the next phase of RedCloud's expansion in Turkey, transitioning from capability build to in-market execution. Following the establishment of its up to $50 million joint venture and the intended launch of its AI R&D hub at ITU Teknokent, RedCloud is now working alongside a leading national distributor to integrate RAID into active distribution environments in H1 FY'26. With global supply chains facing renewed disruption, ongoing instability in the Middle East is constraining key trade routes, increasing volatility, and exposing structural weaknesses in how goods move globally. Critical corridors are under pressure, costs are shifting rapidly, and visibility across supply chains remains fragmented.

RedCloud Holdings disclosed that on April 15, 2026, it received formal notification from Nasdaq indicating that, based on the closing bid price of the Company's ordinary shares for the last 30 consecutive business days, the Company is no longer in compliance with Nasdaq Listing Rule 5550(a)(2), which requires listed companies to maintain a minimum bid price of at least $1 per share.

RedCloud has signed a five-year licensing agreement up to $30M, to deploy its RAID engine in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Structured at $6M per year, based on revenues generated by RAID within Saudi Arabia, the agreement supports the development and rollout of RAID across Saudi Arabia's $68B FMCG market, targeting systemic inefficiencies in how goods are bought, distributed, and sold.