GreenSpark and ReMatter Merge to Form ReSpark Metal Recycling Platform

GreenSpark Software and ReMatter announced a definitive agreement to combine operations and form ReSpark, a single integrated software platform designed for the metal recycling and scrap yard industry. The merger unites two purpose-built platforms that together serve more than 800 scrap companies across 1,000-plus facilities across the United States, Canada, and internationally. The combined entity integrates GreenSpark's AI-native facility management, agentic workflow capabilities, and enterprise ERP integration with ReMatter's mobile-first dispatch platform, compliance tooling, and back-office financial capabilities. The resulting platform covers the full operational scope of modern scrap yard businesses, including inbound and outbound ticketing, dispatch and logistics, consumer portals, commercial pricing, document processing, integrated financial workflows, export, brokerage, and AI-powered agentic automation.

Gordon Driscoll, co-founder and former CEO of GreenSpark, will serve as CEO of the combined entity, while Wyatt Pontius and Drake Hougo, co-founders of ReMatter, will assume the roles of Chief Product Officer and President respectively. The founding teams of both companies remain with ReSpark, which will operate from offices in Los Angeles and New York. Existing customers on both platforms will experience no changes to their products, contracts, or pricing on Day 1, with both companies committed to providing a seamless transition path to the full capabilities of the combined platform. ReSpark made its official market debut as a combined entity at the ReMA National Conference held April 13-16, 2026, in Las Vegas.

GreenSpark was founded in 2021 and backed by investors including Zero Infinity Partners, Third Prime, BMW i Ventures, Tiger Global, and Bienville Capital. ReMatter was founded in 2020 and supported by Index Ventures, Founders Fund, and other Silicon Valley investors. The merger addresses a significant gap in the metal recycling industry, which has historically been underserved by modern software solutions despite being one of the most operationally complex industries globally.