LONDON — December 17, 2025 — Leads & Copy — RedCloud Holdings PLC (NASDAQ: RCT) reports progress in 2025 has surpassed management expectations, positioning the company for accelerated growth and expansion in 2026.
The technology company reaffirms its full-year revenue guidance of $51-53 million, marking its strongest year on record. The growth was fueled by expansion in existing markets and increased platform adoption across the distributor network.
RedCloud believes the signing of its first joint ventures — including a $50 million licensing and revenue share agreement for the Turkish market — provides a repeatable model for global expansion that is capital-light.
According to Justin Floyd, CEO & Co-Founder at RedCloud, the company is building the intelligent infrastructure for global trade. Floyd added that in 2025, the company proved that this is no longer a vision but execution.
Floyd stated that RedCloud doubled its customer base, signed joint ventures in two of the Middle East’s largest markets and partnered with NVIDIA. He also stated that the company’s business fundamentals have moved decisively forward and that when execution, scale and market opportunity align this clearly, the company believes its long-term value creation opportunity is being underestimated.
Floyd compared RedCloud to Bloomberg, which built the intelligent infrastructure for financial markets over 40 years, and Google, which built it for information over 25 years. RedCloud is building it for global trade, he said, noting that the $14.61 trillion FMCG industry still runs on spreadsheets and phone calls, and RedCloud is making it algorithmic. Floyd said the infrastructure is built, the data advantage is real and the company is scaling globally.
RedCloud is targeting $100 million in revenue for 2026, supported by growth in existing markets and contribution from the Saudi Arabian and Turkish joint venture agreements, the license agreement in Türkiye and additional licenses in advanced stages of negotiation.
Floyd said that 2025 was RedCloud’s strongest year across every core metric: revenue, customer growth, platform scale and strategic foundations. In Q1 2026, the company will be operating six global hubs, serving nearly 70,000 businesses, and tracking toward almost doubling revenues to $100 million. He stated that the trajectory of the business is clear and accelerating and that the company believes the gap between where the business is today and how it is perceived will narrow as this momentum continues.
The company recently joined NVIDIA Connect, NVIDIA’s partner program for companies deploying AI at scale. The partnership accelerates development of AI-native trading algorithms across RedCloud’s six global hubs, enabling real-time demand forecasting, dynamic pricing optimization, and predictive inventory management powered by NVIDIA’s accelerated computing platform.
RedCloud also recently announced a major RedAI product release, expected to launch in February 2026. This release is expected to reveal a new agentic interface supporting users to make better trading decisions based on their own proprietary data, benchmarked against RedAI’s unique aggregated market insights. The ‘Genesis release’ is expected to pave the way for new algorithmic trading features, whereby users can choose to enact AI inventory recommendations and predictions to streamline trade and maximize margins.
Floyd said that joining NVIDIA Connect, alongside RedCloud’s partnership with AWS and Amazon Bedrock, is a game-changer for the company. With NVIDIA’s accelerated computing platform, RedCloud is rewriting the rules of global trade — demand forecasting, dynamic pricing, and predictive inventory management are no longer just possibilities – the company’s next release is making it real. By empowering users to harness their own data alongside RedAI’s market insights, RedCloud is not just improving trading decisions—it’s enabling businesses to act on AI-driven recommendations that maximize margins and streamline trade. Floyd stated that this is the future of trade intelligence, and the company is leading the charge.
According to Floyd, RedCloud is building the third infrastructure. Bloomberg built it for capital markets, Google built it for information and RedCloud is building it for the $50 trillion FMCG supply chain. He added that the company has six hubs, four continents, and a platform designed to scale far beyond. The infrastructure is built and now it will compound.
RedCloud’s mission is to build the intelligence infrastructure of global trade, through generation and aggregation of proprietary trading and market data from across the FMCG industry through its RedAI platform. The company provides market intelligence based on proprietary trading data across categories in each of its markets. RedCloud also delivers a ‘trading layer’ of products for use by its customers, to enable intelligent digital exchange of everyday consumer supplies of FMCG products across business supply chains, supported by a payments and lending ecosystem intended to streamline trade. RedCloud believes its Platform and associated products and services solve a decades-old problem of how to digitize trade at scale to generate data and intelligence to enable brands, distributors and retailers to maximize business performance across categories in high growth consumer markets.
RedCloud is a British company registered in London, co-founded by British serial entrepreneur Justin Floyd and Algerian born Soumaya Hamzaoui. In March 2025, RedCloud achieved its IPO on New York’s Nasdaq stock exchange under the ticker “RCT”.
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