Redwood Materials Stock

redwoodmaterials.comIndustrialFounded: 2017Funding to Date: $748.02MM

Redwood Materials is a developer of sustainable battery recycling technology designed to optimize circular supply chains to recycle waste into profit. The company's technology processes scrap from battery cell production and consumer electronics and helps clients turn them into electric vehicles and energy products, effectively re-using & processing raw materials into the battery supply chain. Based in Northern Nevada, Redwood was founded by JB Straubel (and previously Chief Technology Officer and co-founder of Tesla) in 2017.

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Team

Management Team

Kevin Kassekert
Chief Operating Officer
Jason Thompson
Chief Financial Officer
Alan Nelson
SVP Battery Materials Technology
JB Straubel
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Alina Zagaytova
General Counsel
Paul Voigt
VP of Engineering

Board Members

David T Danielson
Breakthrough Energy Ventures

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News

Rad Power Bikes is partnering with Redwood Materials, a battery company founded by a former Tesla executive, to recycle e-bike batteries when they reach the end of their lifespan.
Redwood Materials expanded a partnership with Volkswagen of America to collect more end-of-life batteries from consumer electronics.
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