RedCloud Enters Contract With Its First Saudi Customer Khamis Arabia Trading To Deploy Its AI Tool RAID On $21M Of Trade Data Across 540K+ SKU-Level Transactions

 Co. ("Khamis Arabia"), an independent FMCG wholesaler and cash-and-carry operator serving Saudi Arabia's Central (Riyadh) and Eastern (Dammam) regions, will adopt the RedAI infrastructure under an initial 24-month agreement with the Company’s wholly-owned subsidiary, RedCloud Technologies Limited, starting from June 2026, marking the first commercial close ahead of the Company's previously announced joint venture to operate RedAI trade infrastructure in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.  The agreement will be novated to the joint venture when its formation is completed.

As part of the initial deployment, Khamis Arabia has provided a primary dataset drawn from its own trading records, covering $21 million of trades across more than 540,000 SKU-level transactions. The dataset will be used to dramatically shorten the timeline in which insight, predictions and recommendations can be derived.

The engagement pairs RedAI's two core technologies: RAID (Real-time AI for Distribution), providing predictive intelligence, and CORE (Compounding Operating and Runtime Engine), which delivers trading outcomes through RedAI Trading Networks. RAID is set to benchmark Khamis Arabia’s primary customer data against RedCloud's proprietary FMCG transactional dataset representing more than $8.4 billion in traded value. CORE, which launched commercially in August 2026, is built to place orders, process payments, and manage inventory and trade execution across RedCloud's networks. RAID anticipates the market; CORE acts on it.

What Khamis Arabia is set to gain is a view of its market that its own records could not produce. RedCloud's dataset spans categories and countries no general-purpose model has been trained on, and that no single distributor could assemble alone.

The deployment aligns with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 digitisation agenda and the Kingdom's designation of 2026 as the Year of Artificial Intelligence, supporting non-oil productivity and scaling predictive intelligence across Saudi FMCG trade corridors.