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Genesis Park Shareholders Approve Merger With Redwire, Clearing Path For New Public Space Company

Genesis Park Shareholders Approve Merger With Redwire, Clearing Path For New Public Space Company
Peter Cannito, Redwire's chairman and CEO. Photo: Redwire

Shareholders for a publicly graded special purpose acquisition company on Wednesday approved a merger with Redwire, clearing the way for the merger on Thursday and paving the way for the space company to go public on Friday. Genesis Park Acquisition Corp. [GNPK] said Redwire's common stock will begin trading on Friday on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol RDW. The transaction values Redwire at an enterprise value of $620 million. Redwire was formed in June 2020 by…

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