Romeo Power Completes Acquisition of Joint Venture Interest From BorgWarner
Romeo Power (NYSE: RMO) has completed its acquisition of BorgWarner's interest in their joint venture for $28.6 million, using cash reserves. This move eliminates restrictive commercial limitations, allowing Romeo Power to expand its market beyond traditional heavy-duty vehicles and gain full decision-making control over its intellectual property. CEO Susan Brennan emphasized the company's enhanced operational autonomy and growth potential in the electrification market.
- Acquisition enhances operational freedom, removing restrictions on commercial activities.
- Secures full decision-making and investment authority over intellectual property.
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Closing of the joint venture acquisition expands strategic optionality as the Company pursues further commercialization and growth plans
Transaction Highlights:
- Acquiring BorgWarner’s interest in the JV frees the Company from restrictions that significantly limited the scope of its commercial activities, which now will enable the Company to commercialize its products for use in applications beyond specific classes of heavy-duty commercial vehicles and in geographies worldwide
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Romeo Power now secures all future decision-making and investment authority regarding the development and commercialization of its valuable intellectual property
“Over the last several months we have worked towards dissolving our joint venture with BorgWarner and acquiring BorgWarner’s stake in the JV. Now with the acquisition complete,
Brennan concluded, “With the rights and assets of the JV now fully under our control, we are much better positioned to leverage our electric battery technology, our intellectual property, and the prior investments we have made in R&D, as we further advance our commercial development and reinforce our leading competitive position.”
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