Redwood Materials has created a sustainable battery recycling technology designed to perfect circular supply chains by transforming waste into profit. The company's innovation allows for the recycling and processing of scrap sourced from battery cell production and consumer electronics. It offers large-scale sources of domestic anode and cathode materials made from a growing number of recycled batteries. This allows Redwood Materials' clients to construct the world's electric vehicles and energy products through the creation of circular supply chains, ultimately reintroducing vital raw materials back into the battery supply chain effectively.
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Redwood Materials is currently a private company. This means that the company is not listed on any public exchange and so there is no public market for its stock. However, there may still be ways to monetize Redwood Materials stock. Depending on Redwood Materials’s policies, you may be able to: (1) find a private buyer in the secondary market to purchase your stock, (2) borrow against your stock, or (3) exchange Redwood Materials stock into the Collective Exchange Fund for a limited partnership interest and then borrow non-recourse against your interest to generate immediate cash. This last alternative can be much quicker and net you more after-tax cash than your other options. An exchange into our fund also reduces your risk by diversifying your holdings out of an over-concentrated position.
Collective Liquidity can provide liquidity to shareholders of Redwood Materials stock in two ways. First, Redwood Materials employees can exchange shares into the Collective Exchange Fund and then borrow non-recourse to generate immediate cash. This can net you more after-tax cash than a stock sale. It also reduces your risk by diversifying your holdings out of an over-concentrated position. In some cases, Collective may also be able to purchase your Redwood Materials stock. Note that all transactions in Redwood Materials shares are subject to the company’s policies regarding secondary transactions. Schedule a call with a Collective Liquidity representative to learn more about your private market liquidity alternatives.
Redwood Materials stock is not listed on any public exchange and so there is no public market for its shares. Therefore, there is no single, centralized price for Redwood Materials stock. Typically, shares of private companies like Redwood Materials are set with buyers in one off negotiations. Collective Liquidity, however, uses a proprietary algorithm to determine its bids so we almost always have an immediately actionable price for you.
On Aug 2023, Redwood Materials is reported to have closed an equity financing in which the investors valued the company at $5.25B. This valuation is typically calculated by multiplying the per share price of the preferred stock sold in the financing by the number of Redwood Materials shares outstanding assuming the conversion of all stock options, warrants, etc.
Tickers are used to identify company’s shares on public markets like the NYSE or Nasdaq. Because Redwood Materials is not currently publicly traded, it does not have a ticker symbol.
Redwood Materials has not yet conducted an initial public offering (“IPO”) and so remains a private company. Though Redwood Materials is a well-known, successful company, there can be no assurance that it will ever go public or be sold. Because of the risk this imposes on Redwood Materials shareholders, many investors elect to gain liquidity for at least some of their shares before the IPO. Schedule a call with a Collective Liquidity representative to discuss your private market liquidity alternatives.
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