Battery stocks are publicly traded companies whose business involves the manufacture of batteries, battery components, or battery management systems used to store electricity through electrochemical means.
This list was last updated on 3/21/2022.
Albermarle Corp (ALB)
Aspen Aerogels, Inc. (ASPN)
Axion Power International (AXPW)
BioSolar, Inc. (BSRC)
BYD Company, Ltd. (BYDDY)
China BAK Battery (CBAK)
Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., Limited (300750.SZ)
Eguana Technologies Inc. (EGT.V)
Electrovaya, Inc. (EFL.TO)
EnerSys (ENS)
Eos Energy Enterprises, Inc. (EOSE)
ESS Inc. (GWH)
Fluence Energy, Inc. (FLNC)
Flux Power Holdings, Inc (FLUX)
Global X Lithium ETF (LIT)
Highpower International (HPJ)
Invinity Energy Systems (IES.L, IVVGF)
Johnson Controls (JCI)
Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. (LICY)
Lithium Technology Corporation (LTHUQ)
Livent Corporation (LTHM)
mPhase Technologies (XDSL)
Microvast Holdings, Inc. (MVST)
Nano One Materials Corp. (NNO.V)
NGK Insulators Ltd. (NGKIF, 5333.T)
OM Group (OMG)
Powin Energy Corp. (PWON)
QuantumScape (NYSE: QS)
Redflow Limited (RFX.AX)
Saft Group (SGPEF)
Ultralife Batteries Inc (ULBI)
Umicore S.A. (UMI.BR, UMICY, UMICF)
Vendum Batteries, Inc. (VNDB)
Zinc8 Energy Solutions (ZAIR.CN, MGXRF)
If you know of any battery stock that is not listed here and should be, please let us know by leaving a comment. Also for stocks in the list that you think should be removed.
Another company: Eguana Technologies Inc. (EGT.V). They don’t build the battery itself but the management system.
A good suggestion, and not just a battery company – they also do power electronics for solar and wind. I’ve added them to the list, thanks!
I consider Panasonic a battery company, primarily, as they expect a lot of their future growth to come from batteries.
A RedoxFlow company: Invinity Energy Systems. They make vandium flow batteries for industrial applications.
Thanks!
Eos Energy, EOSE, a recent SPAC. Doing Zinc Air Batteries.
From the current list, Ensync is no more.
ESS inc (GWH). Recent SPAC merger.
Ensync can be removed from the list, they are dead.
Just saw an article about ESS… thanks for the reminder to keep this updated.