Stryten Energy
Stryten Energy is a U.S. manufacturer of lead-acid and advanced battery systems for automotive, industrial and transportation applications.
Last updated October 30, 2026
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Overview
Stryten Energy is an American battery manufacturer headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia. The company was formed in 2018 when the battery businesses of Johnson Controls' Power Solutions unit were carved out and rebranded, bringing together a portfolio of lead-acid starting, lighting and ignition (SLI) batteries, industrial motive-power batteries, and stationary reserve-power products sold under long-established brand names such as Duracell Automotive, DieHard, Deka, PowerStack and MotoBatt. Stryten serves three broad customer groups: automotive aftermarket and original-equipment customers who need SLI batteries; industrial users such as forklift fleets, data centers and telecom operators who need motive and stationary power; and transportation and military customers requiring specialized battery systems. The company operates multiple manufacturing and distribution facilities across the United States and maintains a North American footprint spanning the U.S., Canada and Mexico. Strategically, Stryten positions itself as a domestic battery platform bridging conventional lead-acid technology with advanced energy storage, including lithium-ion and other chemistries for material handling and grid-related applications. It markets itself on American manufacturing, supply reliability and a portfolio of recognized battery brands rather than on a single consumer-facing label. Ownership is private; the company is not listed on a public exchange. Its brand architecture is a house-of-brands model in which legacy names carry customer recognition while Stryten Energy serves as the corporate umbrella.
History
Stryten Energy's origins lie in the battery operations that Johnson Controls built over decades, most notably its Power Solutions business, which supplied lead-acid automotive and industrial batteries across North America under brands including DieHard, Duracell Automotive, Deka and MotoBatt. In 2018, Johnson Controls sold its Power Solutions unit to Brookfield Asset Management, and the carved-out business was rebranded as Clarios. A portion of the North American battery operations was separated into a standalone company that took the name Stryten Energy, headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia. As an independent company, Stryten consolidated a portfolio of legacy battery brands and manufacturing plants, positioning itself as a domestic supplier serving automotive aftermarket retailers, original equipment manufacturers, material-handling fleets, telecom and data-center operators, and military customers. The company invested in advanced battery technology, including lithium-ion systems for motive power and stationary storage, alongside its traditional lead-acid lines. Stryten has emphasized American manufacturing capacity and supply-chain resilience, themes that gained prominence as demand grew for domestically sourced energy storage and as electrification expanded in material handling and grid applications. It has also pursued partnerships and acquisitions to broaden its technology and product reach, while maintaining a house-of-brands structure in which Deka, Duracell Automotive, DieHard and MotoBatt remain the customer-facing names. Today Stryten Energy operates as a privately held battery platform with manufacturing and distribution across the United States and a North American commercial footprint, competing with larger battery makers while leveraging brand recognition and domestic production.
- 2019
Stryten continues operating a house of legacy battery brands including Deka, Duracell Automotive, DieHard and MotoBatt.
- 2018
Stryten Energy is established as a standalone battery company following the carve-out of North American battery operations from the former Johnson Controls Power Solutions business.
Products and positioning
A North American, manufacturing-led battery platform combining legacy lead-acid brands with advanced energy storage for automotive, industrial and transportation customers.
Deka batteries
Lead-acid batteries for automotive, commercial, marine and industrial applications.
Duracell Automotive batteries
Automotive starting, lighting and ignition batteries licensed under the Duracell name.
DieHard batteries
Automotive and powersports batteries sold through retail partners.
PowerStack energy storage
Stationary and industrial energy storage systems.
MotoBatt batteries
Powersports and motorcycle batteries.
Recent events
- Unconfirmed
Stryten Energy to acquire C&D Trojan[2]
Reported:
US-based Stryten Energy LLC announced a definitive agreement to acquire C&D Technologies, Inc. and Trojan Battery Company, LLC (C&D Trojan), creating a scaled battery manufacturing platform. The transaction is expected to close in the third quarter of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals; terms were not disclosed.
Stryten Energy purchases Storion Energy assets[3]
Reported:
Stryten Energy said it purchased Storion Energy's assets, including its vanadium redox flow battery technology, on January 19, 2022.
Stryten Energy completed its acquisition of Tulip Richardson Manufacturing[4]
Reported:
Stryten Energy completed its acquisition of Tulip Richardson Manufacturing on December 6, 2021. The article says the deal will add Tulip Richardson Manufacturing's locations to Stryten Energy's manufacturing footprint.
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