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Reevemark is handling Redwire Space, which is going public via a SPAC merger with Genesis Park Acquistion Corp., which focuses on aerospace investments.
Redwire is a "pure play" space company that produces solar arrays, robotic arms, navigational sensors and picks & shovels poised to capitalize on developments in the space infrastructure market.
Its technology is currently at work on the Mars Perseverance rover.
CEO Peter Cannito told CNBC that Redwire is “kind of a hybrid” offering the “middle ground of tremendous flight heritage but also disruptive technologies.”
The merger gives Redwire a $615M enterprise valuation. Shares will trade on the New York Stock Exchange once the deal is finalized during the second quarter.
Reevemark handled all external PR and IR comunications surrounding the merger.
The firm's Redwire team is led by Paul Caminiti and Delia Cannan, and includes Pam Greene, Luc Herbowy, Jill Steinman and Davey Roberts.
As capital concentrates among established firms, emerging managers must find new ways to earn investor confidence.
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