Company Description
Safe and Green Development Corporation (NASDAQ: SGD) is described in its public communications as a real estate development and environmental solutions company. Formed in 2021 as Safe and Green Development Corporation, the company has focused on the direct acquisition and indirect investment in properties across the United States that are intended for future development into green single-family or multifamily housing projects. Alongside this real estate strategy, the company has developed an operating platform centered on environmental processing, engineered soils, and logistics.
According to multiple company press releases and SEC filings, Safe and Green Development Corporation wholly owns Resource Group US Holdings LLC, an environmental and logistics subsidiary. Resource Group operates a permitted 80+ acre organics processing facility in Florida, including a site in Myakka City, Florida referenced in company news. At this facility, the company processes source-separated green waste and is expanding into the production of potting media, soil substrates, engineered soils, compost products, and wood fines using advanced milling and materials-processing technology.
Business model and operating platform
Company disclosures describe two main areas of focus. First, Safe and Green Development Corporation holds a legacy real estate asset portfolio tied to green single-family and multifamily housing projects. Management has repeatedly stated that the company is focused on the monetization of its legacy real estate assets, including properties in locations such as Lago Vista, Texas, Norman Berry in East Point, Georgia, and Durant, Oklahoma. Transactions such as the transfer of the Lago Vista property to a lender and plans to market other properties for sale are cited by the company as part of this monetization effort.
Second, the company’s primary operations consist of an environmental processing and logistics platform. This platform includes organics processing, compost production, and materials handling, supported by a logistics business that provides transportation services across biomass, solid waste, and recyclable materials. These logistics services are described as supporting both in-house operations and third-party infrastructure needs.
Engineered soils and growing media
Safe and Green Development Corporation reports that it is expanding into engineered soils, potting media, and soil substrates. Through its Myakka, Florida facility and the Resource Group subsidiary, the company processes green and organic waste into compost and wood fines that can be used in commercial soils, specialty horticultural products, and growing media. Company news highlights purchase orders for wood fines from a large U.S. distributor of branded chemistry products serving specialty agriculture markets, as well as recurring compost purchase orders from a high-volume customer at the Myakka site.
The company has disclosed exclusive utilization rights in the United States to a patented Micotec Mill, a proprietary milling system. Management describes this technology as designed to refine organic materials with controlled precision, support uniform particle sizing, and improve soil and media formulation. The company states that this technology is intended to support the development of sustainable, higher-margin potting media and soil substrates and to enhance internal manufacturing efficiency.
Equipment and processing capabilities
Safe and Green Development Corporation has publicly discussed investments in core processing and materials-handling equipment at its organics facilities. These include a Diamond Z horizontal grinder, a Komptech shredder, and a trommel screener, along with other heavy equipment such as a CAT excavator. The Diamond Z grinder is described as processing incoming organic materials into various grades suitable for commercial applications, while the Komptech shredder is cited as supporting throughput for mixed organic and recycled materials. The company has also reported completing the purchase of certain equipment that had previously been deployed under rental arrangements, based on observed operating performance.
These processing systems, together with the planned Micotec Mill, are described as forming an integrated equipment suite that supports material preparation, sizing, and production for compost, engineered soils, and growing media. Company statements indicate that these assets are intended to increase throughput, improve processing efficiency, and support higher daily volumes at the company’s facilities.
Logistics and environmental services
Through its Resource Group subsidiary, Safe and Green Development Corporation operates a logistics platform that provides transportation services for biomass, solid waste, and recyclable materials. Company communications describe this logistics platform as supporting both internal operations at its organics processing facilities and external third-party infrastructure needs. This combination of organics processing and logistics is presented by the company as a unified environmental processing and logistics platform.
Strategic evolution and corporate structure
In its public updates, the company has emphasized a strategic evolution from a business oriented primarily around real estate development into an operating platform with revenue-generating environmental operations, owned equipment, and expanding infrastructure. Management has highlighted the acquisition of Resource Group US Holdings LLC as central to this evolution and has indicated that Resource Group has become the company’s core operating business.
As part of its capital markets activity, Safe and Green Development Corporation has filed registration statements related to Series B Non-Voting Convertible Preferred Stock and associated common stock, and has described private placement transactions involving preferred stock and warrants. SEC filings and proxy materials discuss matters such as the potential issuance of common shares upon conversion of preferred stock and exercise of warrants, as well as amendments to the company’s incentive compensation plan and authorized share count.
Ticker transition and future identity
Company news indicates that Safe and Green Development Corporation announced a corporate name change to RenX Enterprises Corp. and a new ticker symbol “RENX,” with the common stock expected to begin trading on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the new symbol as of a specified date. The name and ticker change are described as reflecting an expanded strategic focus on engineered soils, renewable-material production, and the scaled deployment of operating assets. For investors researching the historical symbol SGD, this context links the legacy Safe and Green Development Corporation identity to the RenX Enterprises Corp. branding referenced in later company communications.