RedCloud Holdings has signed a leading Nigerian beverage manufacturer to deploy its RedAI infrastructure in Lagos, starting with 2,500 retailers and scaling to 100,000. This three-month commercial engagement aims to enhance FMCG distribution by providing real-time retail data and AI-driven insights, expanding RedCloud's proprietary dataset. The deal underscores RedCloud's rapid growth in Nigeria, where revenue rose 68% in 2025, and supports future AI applications in retail expansion and demand forecasting. This partnership strengthens RedCloud's position as a key technology provider in West Africa's FMCG market.
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