
Redwood Materials Stock
Redwood Materials is an advanced technology and process development for materials recycling, re-manufacturing, and reuse.
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About Redwood Materials Stock
Redwood Materials is an advanced technology and process development for materials recycling, re-manufacturing, and reuse. Humanity has made great leaps forward in sustainable energy generation and transportation. We have invented and proliferated electronic devices to every corner of the globe and lifted billions of people out of poverty and into the information age. As these trends grow and mature, Redwood is planning ahead to address the problems and opportunities coming when millions of EV’s batteries need an end of life solution and when the electronics piled up in your drawers at home find a new life. Redwood has an appreciation for the incredible scale of materials involved in the transition of the whole world to sustainable energy and we know it is not too early to plan for “un-manufacturing” the many Gigawatt-hours of batteries being built today.
Management
Co-founder & CEO
JB Straubel
COO
Kevin Kassekert
CFO
Andrew Stevenson
Press
TechCrunch - Feb, 10 2023
Redwood Materials lands $2B conditional loan from DOETechCrunch - Nov, 12 2022
Audi, Redwood Materials launch recycling program for consumer electronicsTechCrunch - Jul, 12 2022
Volkswagen, Audi tap Redwood Materials to recycle old EV batteries in USTechCrunch - Feb, 17 2022
Ford, Volvo join Redwood Materials to launch free EV battery recycling program in CaliforniaTechCrunch - Sep, 15 2021
JB Straubel’s Redwood Materials is expanding into the battery materials businessTechCrunch - Jul, 28 2021
Redwood Materials raises $700M to expand its battery recycling operationTechCrunch - Jun, 14 2021
Redwood Materials is setting up shop near the Tesla Gigafactory as part of broader expansionTechCrunch - May, 18 2021
Beta Technologies adds $368 million in Series A funding for its electric aviation ecosystemTechCrunch - Jan, 11 2021
Recycling startup Redwood Materials is now accepting your old smartphonesTechCrunch - Sep, 17 2020
Amazon’s first five climate fund investments include Tesla co-founder JB Straubel’s startup Redwood MaterialsTechCrunch - Sep, 17 2020
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