RedCloud Holdings plc announced the launch of an Early Access Program for its RedAI Trading Co‑Pilot, a fully agentic AI trading experience for global fast‑moving consumer goods supply chains, on January 12, 2026. The program, codenamed “Genesis,” invites a select group of FMCG partners to test the co‑pilot in live trading environments and receive predictive insights and actionable recommendations directly within their existing workflows.
The Early Access Program is designed to validate the co‑pilot’s decision accuracy, workflow impact, and operational performance before a broader public rollout. Partners will run the system in real‑time market conditions, allowing RedCloud to refine its algorithms and gather user feedback on the AI’s ability to reduce inventory holding costs and improve order fulfillment speed. The program’s scope includes integration with partner ERP and supply‑chain management systems, ensuring that the co‑pilot can operate seamlessly within established processes.
RedCloud’s strategy centers on closing a $2 trillion inventory gap that plagues the FMCG sector. By leveraging proprietary transaction data and the computational power of AWS and NVIDIA, the company aims to deliver a data‑driven trading assistant that transforms reactive trade decisions into proactive, AI‑guided actions. The partnership with AWS provides scalable cloud infrastructure, while NVIDIA’s GPU technology accelerates the machine‑learning models that power the co‑pilot’s real‑time analytics.
The launch marks a critical transition from product development to real‑world deployment. Early access will enable RedCloud to demonstrate tangible efficiency gains, such as reduced inventory carrying costs and faster order cycle times, which are essential for securing wider adoption. A successful pilot will pave the way for a public launch scheduled for February 2026, positioning RedCloud to capture a growing market for AI‑enabled supply‑chain solutions.
CEO Justin Floyd emphasized that the co‑pilot represents a shift from building technology to driving customer adoption. He described the platform as a “co‑pilot” rather than a dashboard, highlighting its role in transforming global trade from reactive to intelligent. Floyd compared RedCloud’s mission to Bloomberg’s digitization of capital markets and Google’s transformation of the internet, underscoring the company’s ambition to become a foundational technology provider for the FMCG industry.
RedCloud will release its FY2025 financial results on January 14, 2026, which will provide further insight into the company’s financial health and the impact of the new AI platform on its revenue mix. No immediate market reaction has been reported following the announcement, but the program’s success will be closely watched by investors and analysts as a barometer of RedCloud’s execution capability and future growth prospects.
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