In Pictures: Stryten Energy Completes C&D Trojan Acquisition, Creating Major North American Battery Manufacturer

Rows of industrial batteries await inspection at a manufacturing facility like those operated by the newly combined Stryten Energy.

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Stryten Energy now operates 18 manufacturing sites across the United States, Mexico and China following the C&D Trojan acquisition.

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The expanded company will boost production of AGM batteries for start-stop and hybrid vehicle applications.

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Skilled workers fabricating components remain central to the combined company's roughly 4,800-person workforce.

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Automated equipment processes metal parts at a production line, reflecting the scale of the merged battery manufacturer.

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Conveyor systems keep production moving as Stryten Energy integrates its newly acquired battery operations.

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The deal creates one of North America's largest battery manufacturing and energy storage companies.

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Vast factory floors like this one support the combined company's expanded battery production capacity.

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Advanced manufacturing technology will help Stryten Energy meet growing demand for energy storage solutions.

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