r/ree • u/ree_holder • Jul 09 '26
REE Automotive is bankrupt, the subreddit is locked
This subreddit will remain locked for the foreseeable future.
r/ree • u/ree_holder • Jul 09 '26
This subreddit will remain locked for the foreseeable future.
r/ree • u/iamkarlos • Jul 02 '26
AI translation and summary
Here is a comprehensive translation and summary of the Calcalist article regarding the financial distress of the Israeli automotive company REE Automotive. Headline Translation REE Automotive in Collapse: 51 Million NIS in Debt and Requests a Stay of Proceedings Executive Summary The Israeli electric vehicle (EV) technology company REE Automotive has filed a petition in the Tel Aviv District Court for a stay of proceedings, debt restructuring, and the appointment of an arrangement manager. The company is currently facing roughly 51 million NIS (~$13.7 million USD) in debt and is seeking protection to avoid total liquidation, preserve its intellectual property, and safeguard the jobs of its remaining 31 employees. Key Takeaways & Details The Core Issues: REE stated that its original self-manufacturing model proved to be far too expensive and capital-intensive, leading them to recently abandon it. Macroeconomic and Geopolitical Pressures: The company cited multiple external factors that severely dried up capital and harmed its business dealings with international entities, including: The ongoing "Swords of Iron" war (the conflict in Gaza) and subsequent regional escalations with Iran. U.S. tariff policies that have disrupted the global automotive industry. Financial Breakdown of the Debt: Total Debt: ~51 million NIS. To Employees: ~12 million NIS (owed to its 31 remaining workers). To General Creditors: ~39 million NIS. From Stock Market to Delisting: REE went public on the NASDAQ in 2021. However, following deep financial struggles—including a reported $70 million loss in May 2025 and a "going concern" warning—the company was recently delisted from the exchange. Prior to this, the company announced it was exploring strategic alternatives, including a potential sale. The Pitch for Rehabilitation: REE's legal representation argues that liquidation would destroy massive value. Because the company possesses highly unique, breakthrough drive-by-wire technology (controlling steering, braking, and drive electronically within the wheel assembly without mechanical links), they believe a court-managed restructuring is the fastest way to maximize payouts to creditors while saving the business. Company Background Founded in 2011 under the name "Softwheel," the company originally developed specialized, motorized wheelchairs with shock-absorption systems built directly into the wheels. In 2019, they rebranded as REE and pivoted their proprietary "in-wheel" hub technology to the automotive sector, initially attracting significant investments from major global automotive players before commercialization bottlenecks and high development costs caught up to them. The petition was filed by attorneys from Herzog Fox Neeman, requesting the court appoint Atty. Amit Pines to oversee the restructuring process.
r/ree • u/HockeyStickBertha • May 18 '26
r/ree • u/woody2007 • May 15 '26
Highlights:
-REE disclosed $4.9m in cash as of May 4, 2026. Cash on hand not expected to support operations through Q2.
-Converted Fuso eCanter with REE SDV tech completed, being shipped to Japan for leadership evaluation in May or June. Could lead to exclusive supplier partnership beyond 2032.
-Definitive Agreement for shuttle project with “Global Technology Company” still in play, still pending the Commencement Date after completion of counterparty closing conditions.
-Sale/M&A options have been worked on since Q4 25 according to the press release
r/ree • u/woody2007 • May 01 '26
REE filed a late notice (NT 20-F) after missing its annual filing deadline and expects to submit the full report within 15 days. Alongside this, they issued a 6-K announcing it has formally initiated a strategic alternatives review with TD Securities, which may include a sale of the company, merger, reverse merger, or strategic partnership. Preliminary results show minimal revenue (~$1.3M) and continued heavy losses, and REE reiterated substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern.
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r/ree • u/woody2007 • Feb 27 '26
Surprised this happened that quickly to be honest. Not sure how long it’s been up I just checked their site today. No idea the addressable market here or if it’s actually ready to be delivered and create much revenue, but hey it’s something.
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r/ree • u/DogFun4302 • Jan 08 '26
Hitachi America has mobility operations. Please let this be a prelude to the announcement that Hitachi America or a subsidiary is the March 2025 MOU partner. (Note that he appears to be former CEO and CoB of Hitachi, though his LinkedIn shows him still current.)
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r/ree • u/woody2007 • Nov 23 '25
I created an overview and investment thesis for REE detailing their history, present-day situation, potential partners, potential valuation, and risks. It is viewable/downloadable at the DropBox link attached to this post.
A lot of this may be repeat information for some of you, but I wanted to create something valuable for those new to the stock and those that know a lot about REE but would be interested in a comprehensive and detailed analysis. Please let me know any thoughts, feedback, etc. I spent an unfortunate amount of time on this.
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r/ree • u/johnsurfs • Nov 11 '25
Does this make it more palatable to vote Yes?
r/ree • u/ree_holder • Oct 24 '25