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Rivian receives $300M from SMB, issues 19.55M shares at $15.34
On May 4, 2026, Rivian issued 19,553,911 Class A shares to SMB for $300M at $15.3422 per share.
Rivian amends DOE loan, increasing total commitment to ~$4.0B plus capitalized interest of ~$494M
Note A Loan: up to $3.355B principal plus $315.4M capitalized interest, 15-year term maturing March 2045.
Rivian Q1 revenue up 11% to $1.38B, gross profit $119M; starts R2 production, $1B VW investment
Revenue $1.38B (+11% YoY); auto revenue $908M (-2% YoY) on $100M credit decline; software/services $473M (+49%).
Uber commits $300M initial investment, up to $1.25B total subject to autonomy milestones; shares issued at VWAP.
Rivian Q4 rev $1.29B (-26% YoY); FY gross profit $144M; 2026 delivery guidance 62k-67k
Q4 consolidated revenue $1,286M (-26% YoY); automotive rev $839M (-45%) on lower regulatory credits and deliveries; software & services rev $447M (+109% on VW JV).
Cancelled 2021 CEO Performance Award (20,355,946 shares) and granted 2025 CEO Award for up to 36,500,000 shares at $15.22 exercise price.
Rivian Q3 revenue $1.56B (+78% YoY), first consolidated gross profit $24M; R2 on track for H1 2026
Revenue $1,558M (+78% YoY); automotive $1,142M (+47%), software & services $416M (+324%).
Rivian agrees to pay $250M to settle 2022 securities class action
Settlement covers claims from stock purchases between Nov 10, 2021 and Mar 10, 2022; court approval required.
Rivian Q2 revenue $1.303B, returns to negative gross profit; VW $1B investment closes
Revenue $1.303B; automotive $927M, software/services $376M. Gross profit -$206M (negative 16% margin) after two positive quarters.
Rivian receives $1B VW investment at $19.42, Q2 deliveries 10,661, reaffirms FY guidance
Issued 51.5M shares to Volkswagen Group for $1B at $19.42 (33% premium to $14.56 VWAP).
Rivian shareholders authorize Class A share increase and approve VW issuance
Authorized Class A common stock increased from 3.5B to 5.25B shares.
Rivian issues $1.25B 10% Senior Secured Green Notes due 2031 to refinance 2026 notes
$1.25B principal, 10.000% interest, semi-annual payments, matures Jan 15, 2031.
Q1 gross profit of $206M (17% gross margin), second consecutive positive quarter.
Rivian amends credit agreement, extends maturity to 2030 and enables DOE loan for Georgia plant
Extended maturity of existing credit facility to April 8, 2030, subject to earlier maturity if >$200M debt outstanding.
Rivian Q4 gross profit positive at $170M; guides 46k-51k deliveries in 2025
Q4 gross profit of $170M, first positive quarter; adj. EBITDA improved $729M YoY.
Rivian secures up to $6.6B DOE loan for Georgia EV plant; production targeted 2028
Loan arranged by DOE via ATVM Program; total up to $6.6B ($6B principal + $600M capitalized interest).
Q4 production 12,727, deliveries 14,183; FY2024 totals in line with guidance
Produced 12,727 vehicles and delivered 14,183 in Q4 2024.
Rivian and Volkswagen form 50/50 JV; VW pays $1.32B cash, commits up to $2.46B equity investment
VW pays $1.32B cash for 50% JV stake; Rivian contributes IP and $30M working capital.
Rivian Q3 net loss $(1.1B); delivery outlook reaffirmed, production cut on parts shortage
Q3 revenue $874M; net loss $(1.1B) ($1.08/sh) vs $(1.367B) loss a year ago.
Rivian Q3 production 13,157, deliveries 10,018; cuts FY2024 production outlook to 47K-49K
Produced 13,157 vehicles and delivered 10,018 in Q3 2024.
Rivian Q2 revenue $1.16B, net loss $1.46B; announces $5B VW JV, reaffirms FY guidance
Revenue $1,158M; gross profit -$451M; net loss $1,457M ($1.46 EPS loss).
Rivian Q2 production 9,612, deliveries 13,790; FY guidance reaffirmed at 57k
Q2 2024 production of 9,612 vehicles at Normal, IL plant.
Rivian to receive up to $5B from Volkswagen Group; $1B convertible note issued
Issued $1B convertible promissory note at 4.75% to Volkswagen subsidiary; converts automatically to Rivian stock upon conditions.
Rivian Q1 revenue $1.2B, net loss $1.45B; deliveries up 71% YoY; reiterates Q4 gross profit path
Revenue $1,204M (vs $661M Q1 '23); net loss $1,446M ($1.48 EPS) vs $1,349M loss YoY.
Rivian inks IL REV Tax Credit deal; up to $827M incentives for $1.5B capex
Committed to at least $1.515B in capital expenditures within 60 months for Normal, IL expansion.
On April 21, 2025, the Board of Directors (the "Board") of Rivian Automotive, Inc. (the "Company") increased the size of the Board and elected Aidan Gomez to serve as a Class II director of the Company with a term expiring at the 2026 annual meeting of stockholders, effective immediately.
Ms. Venkataratnam has also been designated by the Board as the Company’s principal accounting officer, replacing Ms. McDonough, who was serving in the role on an interim basis.
On March 3, 2025, the Board of Directors (the “Board”) of Rivian Automotive, Inc. (the “Company”) appointed Sreela Venkataratnam as the Company’s Chief Accounting Officer, effective March 10, 2025.
Dagan Mishoulam, who has played an integral role at the Company for the past several years, is assuming the role of Senior Vice President, Commercial, and many of the responsibilities previously held by Dr. Gruner.
Dr. Kjell Gruner, Chief Commercial Officer and President, Business Growth of Rivian Automotive, Inc. (the "Company"), notified the Company of his decision to resign to pursue other opportunities.
On July 1, 2024, Jeffrey Baker, the Chief Accounting Officer (principal accounting officer) of Rivian Automotive, Inc. (the “Company”), notified the Company of his decision to resign effective July 27, 2024 (the “Effective Date”) to pursue another opportunity.
On July 4, 2024, the Board of Directors of the Company designated Claire McDonough, the Company’s Chief Financial Officer, as the Company’s principal accounting officer on an interim basis, effective as of the Effective Date, while the Company engages in a search process to fill the Chief Accounting Officer role.
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