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Redwood Materials, Inc.

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Redwood Materials is pioneering a sustainable future through their innovative circular supply chain for lithium-ion batteries. Their core operations focus on the recycling, refining, and remanufacturing of battery materials, such as anodes and cathodes, to support domestic U.S. production. By leveraging a growing volume of recycled batteries, Redwood Materials significantly reduces the environmental impact associated with the traditional battery supply chain.

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Redwood Materials Company Overview

Founded with a mission to revolutionize the battery supply chain, Redwood Materials is addressing the critical gap in sustainable battery production. The company has developed a comprehensive approach involving the collection, storage, and material-specific recycling of used batteries. Their unique recycling process feeds into large-scale hydrometallurgical metal refining, followed by the remanufacturing of anode and cathode components, essential for lithium-ion batteries. Operating out of Carson City, Nevada, Redwood Materials has established a robust network of partners, supporting their strategy to meet the surging demand for lithium-ion batteries, which is projected to grow by 500% by 2030. Redwood Materials not only supports the U.S. battery cell manufacturers but also contributes significantly to reducing the environmental footprint of battery production by minimizing the dependency on imported materials and decreasing logistical inefficiencies in the supply chain. The company's commitment to sustainability is further underscored by its ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 certifications, reflecting its adherence to rigorous environmental and safety standards. Redwood Materials continues to lead in sustainable technology innovation, aiming to close the loop in battery materials and foster a cleaner, more sustainable transportation and energy future.

Management Team

JB Straubel Chief Executive Officer
Chris Lister Chief Operating Officer
Colin Campbell Chief Technology Officer
Cal Lankton Chief Commercial Officer

Funding Information

News

'Too early' to talk IPO, Redwood Materials' incoming CFO says

On Monday, Redwood Materials said it has hired former Tesla finance chief Deepak Ahuja as its new CFO. But despite Ahuja’s many years running Tesla’s finances, and a hot IPO market for anything remotely related to AI data centers, he tells TechCrunch that it’s “too early” to talk about going public.

Rivian and Redwood Materials Announce Energy Storage Partnership for Manufacturing

American automotive and technology company Rivian (NASDAQ: RIVN) and critical materials and energy technology company Redwood Materials today announced a partnership to deploy pioneering battery energy storage at Rivian’s Normal, Illinois manufacturing facility.

Redwood attracts Google for its $425M Series E as AI power needs rise | TechCrunch

Google is the latest investor to back Redwood Materials as the battery recycling startup scales a new energy storage venture to power AI data centers and other industrial sites.

Battery recycling firm Redwood raises $350 million from Eclipse Ventures, Nvidia

Battery recycling firm Redwood Materials said on Thursday it has closed a $350 million funding round led by venture capital firm Eclipse Ventures, with participation from new investors including Nvidia's investment arm, NVentures.

GM teams up with Redwood Materials to power data centers with EV batteries | TechCrunch

GM is sending new and old EV batteries to recycler Redwood Materials, which then repurposes the packs for stationary energy storage, the two companies announced today.

Redwood Materials eyes up to 50% growth in 2025

Battery recycling startup Redwood Materials could see up to 50% growth in revenue and batteries recycled this year, CTO Colin Campbell tells Axios.