MDWerks Inks LOI with Rex Lumber to Commercialize RF Technology in Wood Products

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MDWerks signed a non-binding LOI to form a joint venture with Rex Lumber, aiming to commercialize RF-based solutions for the lumber industry. Rex Lumber would provide a multi-million-dollar capital investment and sales leadership, while MDWerks contributes IP and technical expertise.

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• Joint Venture LOI Signed

  A non-binding Letter of Intent was signed between MDWerks' subsidiary RF Specialties and Rex Lumber Company to establish a joint venture focused on RF-based solutions for the lumber and wood-products industry.

• Ownership and Capital Commitment

  RF Specialties will hold 51% ownership, while Rex Lumber takes 49% and commits a substantial multi-million-dollar initial capital investment to fund design, manufacturing, and commercialization.

• Board Representation

  Subject to corporate approvals, Rex Lumber may designate an individual to serve on MDWerks' Board of Directors.

• Strategic Rationale

  The venture aims to accelerate deployment of MDWerks' RF technology by leveraging Rex Lumber's industry relationships and capital, directly addressing MDWerks' cash constraints and unprofitable operations.

auto_awesomeAnalysis · MDWK · Manufacturing

A non-binding letter of intent could deliver a multi-million-dollar capital infusion from Rex Lumber to MDWerks, a micro-cap company grappling with critically low cash and unprofitable segments. Under the proposed joint venture, MDWerks' subsidiary would hold 51% ownership and Rex Lumber would gain a board seat, potentially accelerating the commercialization of its radio frequency technology. Although the agreement is non-binding, it directly addresses the company's urgent need for funding and market access—a notable development for a firm that recently raised high-interest insider debt.