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This excerpt taken from the XIDE 10-K filed Jun 9, 2008. Motive
Power
The Company believes that it is one of the major players in the
global motive power battery market. Competitors in Europe
include EnerSys, Inc., Hoppecke, BAE, and MIDAC. Competitors in
the Americas include Crown Battery, Inc., EnerSys, Inc. and East
Penn Manufacturing. In Asia, GS/Yuasa, Shinkobe, and EnerSys,
Inc. are the major competitors, with GS/Yuasa being the market
leader.
Quality, product performance, in-service reliability, delivery,
and price are important differentiators in the motive power
market. The Company’s well-known brands, such as
Chloride Motive Power, DETA, GNB,
Sonnenschein, and Tudor are among the leading
brands in the world. In addition, the Company has developed a
range of low maintenance batteries (the Liberator series)
that are combined with a matched range of the Company-regulated
or high frequency chargers that work together to reduce
customers’ operating costs.
This excerpt taken from the XIDE 10-K filed Jun 11, 2007. Motive
Power
The Company is one of the major players in the global motive
power battery market. Competitors in Europe include EnerSys,
Inc., Hoppecke, BAE, and MIDAC. Competitors in the Americas
include EnerSys, Inc., C&D Technologies and East Penn
Manufacturing. In Asia, GS/Yuasa, Shinkobe, and EnerSys, Inc.
are the major competitors, with GS/Yuasa being the market
leader. The Company currently serves markets in countries such
as Brazil, China, and India on a limited basis through export
sales.
Quality, product performance, in-service reliability, delivery,
and price are important differentiators in the motive power
market. Well-known brands are also important and the
Company’s Chloride Motive Power, DETA, GNB,
Sonnenschein, and Tudor are among the leading brands
in the world. In addition, the Company has developed a range of
low maintenance batteries (the Liberator series) that are
combined with a matched range of Exide-regulated or high
frequency chargers that work together to reduce customers’
operating costs.
This excerpt taken from the XIDE 10-K filed Jun 29, 2005. Motive Power
The Company has the largest market share for motive power products on a global basis. EnerSys, following its acquisition of Hawker Battery Group in 2001 and Fiamm in 2005, ranks second in Europe. Other competitors in Europe include Hoppecke, BAE and MIDAC. The Company believes it ranks second to EnerSys in market share in North America. In North America, the other major competitors are C&D Technologies and East Penn. In Asia, GS/Yuasa, Shinkobe and EnerSys are the major competitors, with GS/Yuasa being the market leader. In countries such as Brazil, China and India, the Company currently serves these markets on a limited basis through export sales.
Quality, product performance, in-service reliability, delivery and price are important differentiators in the motive power market. Well-known brands are also important and the Company’s Chloride Motive Power, DETA, GNB, Sonnenschein and Tudor are among the leading brands in the world. In addition, the Company has developed a range of low maintenance batteries (the Liberator series) which are combined with a matched range of Exide-regulated or high frequency chargers and reduce customers’ operating costs.
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