Redwood Materials: $3.7B valuation, IPO Readiness 65, Series D+. EV battery recycling company recovering lithium, cobalt, and nickel to build closed-loop battery supply chains. Track live on The IPO Stack.
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Redwood Materials is valued at $3.7B as of February 2023. This valuation is based on its most recent private funding round tracked by TechStackIPO.
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Redwood Materials scores 65/100 (Grade: C) on TechStackIPO's IPO Readiness Index. The score evaluates funding scale, valuation trajectory, funding momentum, stage progression, and company maturity. Scores above 70 indicate strong near-term IPO potential.
Redwood Materials has raised $2.35B in total venture capital and private equity funding, with backing from US Department of Energy, Goldman Sachs, Capricorn Investment Group.
Redwood Materials's notable investors include US Department of Energy, Goldman Sachs, Capricorn Investment Group, Ford, Breakthrough Energy Ventures. Full investor details, funding round history, and lead investor breakdowns are available on TechStackIPO.
Redwood Materials is a Climate Tech company. EV battery recycling company recovering lithium, cobalt, and nickel to build closed-loop battery supply chains.