Announcement • Apr 15
Redwood AI Corp. Announces Board Changes Redwood AI Corp. announced on April 14, 2026 that it has appointed Mr. Sam Shahrokhi to its Board of Directors, effective immediately Mr. Shahrokhi is an accomplished entrepreneur and business development executive with broad experience across the health, biotechnology, and mining industries. Over the course of his career, he has held numerous leadership roles and has been involved with a variety of successful private and public companies. Recognized for his strategic vision and ability to identify emerging opportunities, Mr. Shahrokhi has played an important role in helping businesses scale, strengthen their market position, and create long-term shareholder value. With a focus on complex and high-growth opportunities, Mr. Shahrokhi has supported the development and expansion of a diverse range of businesses. His experience in corporate development, strategic growth, and value creation has supported companies through key stages of expansion and market development. Mr. Shahrokhi is the Founder and President of One51 Financial Services, a Vancouver-based firm providing accounting, corporate, and financial support services to public and private companies. Mr. Shahrokhi replaces Mr. Zachary Stadnyk, who has stepped down from the Board. The Company extends its gratitude to Mr. Stadnyk for his dedication and contributions during his tenure. Announcement • Mar 14
Redwood AI Corp Enhances Chemical Synthesis Platform With Integrated Safety Functionality Redwood AI Corp. announced a model improvement to its proprietary AI-powered chemical synthesis platform, SythesAltzer, introducing integrated safety functionality that applies across all chemicals evaluated within the system. This enhancement is designed to strengthen how chemists and Research and Development (R&D) teams assess synthesis options within the Platform. When evaluating how to synthesize novel chemicals, whether for pharmaceutical applications or in other areas, chemists require information on how to handle and be aware of risks. Doing so typically requires manual curation of information such as by way of safety data sheets and consideration of scaling issues. The Platform now provides chemists with an automated process by which to evaluate the comparative safety of synthesis routes, thereby potentially improving safety outcomes as well as efficiency. The Company believes this capability broadens future potential commercial use cases, as the Software is now expected to meet key procurement requirements for larger organizations. Embedding safety directly within synthesis planning is also an important step toward enabling responsible use of advanced chemical modeling technologies in environments where safety, compliance, and risk assessment are critical, including research settings relevant to public safety and regulatory oversight. The new safety capability is designed to reduce the time and friction typically associated with manual safety review, including the effort required to gather documentation and evaluate multiple synthesis routes at once. Other existing synthesis support software does not typically contain this information. By making safety information and considerations available within the same decision-making process used to propose and compare synthesis routes, Redwood aims to help chemists spend less time on administrative steps and more time on high-value scientific work, while improving consistency in how safety is evaluated across projects and teams. Importantly, the updated model supports route selection by helping users compare alternatives and make informed choices between pathways, with the flexibility to tailor the operational process to a user’s specific environment. Redwood expects this to be especially valuable for organizations that need to balance speed, cost, scalability and safety across multiple programs, where small delays in review and handoffs can materially impact timelines. The Company also believes that the safety enhancement positions the Platform well for adoption by teams operating across jurisdictions, as the safety functionality is designed to work globally and to be aligned with international safety standards. For organizations collaborating across sites or regions, this can help streamline cross-border coordination and promote a more unified approach to safety-related evaluation throughout the synthesis planning process. In addition, Redwood believes that the safety enhancement may also broaden the Platform’s use cases across a broader array of industries, particularly those such as defense and public safety where understanding chemical synthesis pathways is important. Board Change • Feb 10
No independent directors Following the recent departure of a director, there are no independent directors on the board. The company's board is composed of: No independent directors. 5 non-independent directors. was the last director to join the board, commencing their role in . The company's lack of independent directors is a risk according to the Simply Wall St Risk Model. 
