Amara Raja Batteries is now Amara Raja Energy & Mobility

04 Oct 2023 CW Team

Amara Raja Batteries Limited, a prominent player in the Indian energy storage sector, has announced a significant corporate transformation. The company, based in India, is changing its name to Amara Raja Power Systems Limited to better reflect its expanding scope and diversified focus beyond traditional battery manufacturing.

This strategic rebranding is aligned with the company's strategic goals to diversify into various segments of the power industry, including energy storage solutions, renewable energy, and electric vehicle infrastructure.

The decision underscores the company's commitment to innovation and sustainable energy solutions in a rapidly evolving market.

Amara Raja Batteries Limited has been a key player in the Indian battery market for years, providing high-quality automotive and industrial batteries. With this rebranding, the company is poised to leverage its expertise and experience to address broader energy challenges, contributing to India's sustainable energy transition.

This transformation signals the company's vision to play an active role in shaping the future of energy solutions in India and beyond. It reflects their commitment to providing cutting-edge technologies and sustainable power solutions. Amara Raja Power Systems Limited is set to become a vital player in the global power sector.

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