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Company Overview

Business Description

Sector
Industrials
Industry
Electrical Equipment
Headquarters
United States of America US
Employees
9 682
IPO date
Jul 30, 2004

EnerSys makes stored-energy products that keep critical equipment running when the power goes out or when machines need portable power. Its core products are industrial batteries, battery chargers, and related power systems used in places like warehouses, factories, data centers, telecom networks, utilities, and backup power installations. The company also sells battery cabinets, monitoring hardware, and maintenance services that help customers manage these systems over time.

The main customers are businesses and institutions that need reliable power for forklifts, telecom gear, uninterruptible power supplies, and standby systems. EnerSys usually sells through a mix of direct sales, distributors, and long-term service relationships, so it earns money not only from new equipment but also from replacement batteries, parts, and support. That matters because many of its products wear out and need periodic replacement, which creates a steady aftermarket.

What makes EnerSys different is that it sits in the middle of the industrial power chain: it is not a consumer battery brand, but a supplier of mission-critical energy equipment for business use. Its products are designed for durability, safety, and reliability rather than low cost alone, and customers often care more about uptime than price. That gives the company a specialized role in industries where stored power is essential.

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Address
2366 Bernville Road
Reading, Pennsylvania
United States of America

Business Segments

Motive Power

Makes industrial batteries and charging systems used to run forklifts, warehouse vehicles, and other electric equipment that moves goods in factories, distribution centers, and warehouses.

Customers and revenue model

Energy Systems

Makes backup power systems that keep telecom networks, data centers, utilities, and other critical equipment running when the main power source is interrupted.

Customers and revenue model

Management

Mr. Shawn M. O'Connell

President, CEO & COO

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Ms. Andrea J. Funk

Executive VP & CFO

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Mr. Joern Tinnemeyer

Senior VP & CTO

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Mr. David M. Shaffer

Executive Officer

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Mr. Chad C. Uplinger

President of Motive Power Global

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Mr. Philipp Michalsky

Senior VP & Chief Information Officer

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Mr. Joseph G. Lewis

Senior VP, General Counsel, Chief Legal, Chief Compliance Officer & Secretary

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Mr. Jamie Gebbia

VP of Corporate & Business Development

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Ms. Shannon Thomas

Chief Human Resources Officer

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Mr. Patrice Baumann

Chief Integrated Supply Chain Officer

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