RedCloud Appoints Prof. Dr. Mustafa Ergen to Board as Non-Executive Director, Strengthening AI and Türkiye Expansion Strategy

Appointment reinforces RedCloud’s investment in Türkiye as a critical hub for AI-driven global trade infrastructure

London, UK, April 07, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- RedCloud Holdings plc (Nasdaq: RCT) (“RedCloud” or the “Company”),, the company building intelligent infrastructure for global trade, today announced the appointment of Prof. Dr. Mustafa Ergen as a non-executive director to its Board of Directors, as the Company accelerates its expansion across key trade corridors, including Türkiye.

The appointment follows RedCloud’s recent announcement to establish an R&D presence in Istanbul’s ITU Teknokent, and reflects the Company’s conviction that Türkiye sits at the center of increasingly complex and high-velocity FMCG trade flows between Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

As RedCloud scales its AI-driven platform, RedAI, and advances the intended deployment of its RAID (Realtime AI for Distribution) engine, the Company is building infrastructure that moves beyond traditional enterprise systems, embedding intelligence directly into how trade is executed, not just recorded.

Prof. Dr. Ergen brings a combination of deep technical expertise and commercial execution across Silicon Valley, Europe and emerging markets. He is a Professor at Istanbul Technical University, founder and chairman of multiple AI and deep-tech ventures, and an innovator in 5G and next-generation network architectures. He has held senior advisory roles, including as Chief Technology Advisor to Türk Telekom Group, and began his career in advanced network research at The University of California, Berkeley. He is recognized among the world’s top 2% of scientists by Stanford University.

His deep roots in Türkiye’s technology ecosystem, combined with his global experience in building and scaling advanced infrastructure, strongly positions him to support RedCloud’s regional execution and broader international growth strategy.

Justin Floyd, CEO of RedCloud, said, “Türkiye is not just a market for us; it is a strategic anchor point in how global trade is evolving. It sits at the intersection of major supply chains but also reflects the fragmentation and complexity we are solving for. Mustafa brings both global perspective and deep local understanding, which is exactly what we need as we scale our infrastructure across these corridors.”

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