Exide India Partners ExCom GmbH for European Industrial Battery Market Expansion
Exide India and ExCom GmbH inked a strategic cooperation agreement on September 15, 2026, for the European Economic Area industrial battery market. The partnership will focus on traction and stationary battery solutions, leveraging combined manufacturing and market expertise to serve EEA customers.
This strategic cooperation targets the European Economic Area, a significant market, and involves a long-term collaboration, indicating a potentially substantial impact on Exide's industrial battery business growth.
The announcement details a strategic partnership aimed at expanding market reach and offering enhanced value to customers, which is a positive development for the company.
Exide Industries Limited (Exide India) and ExCom Energy Solutions GmbH (ExCom GmbH) of Germany have signed a long-term strategic cooperation agreement to strengthen their industrial battery and energy storage systems business across the European Economic Area (EEA). The agreement, effective from 15 September 2026, establishes a close commercial and technical collaboration, with ExCom GmbH serving as the primary interface for customers in the region, managing sales, distribution, technical support, and after-sales services.
The partnership will initially concentrate on traction and motive-power battery solutions for material handling and industrial mobility, alongside stationary battery systems for industrial and energy storage applications. This collaboration aims to leverage Exide India's manufacturing prowess and technological expertise with ExCom GmbH's market access and application engineering capabilities to offer enhanced value to EEA customers. The companies plan to explore advanced chemistry solutions in the future, building on their combined strengths.
Mr. Avik Roy, MD & CEO of Exide Industries Limited, highlighted the strategic importance of the EEA market and expressed confidence that the combined strengths will accelerate growth. Mr. Holger Aschke, MD of ExCom Energy Solutions GmbH, emphasized Exide India's reputation and the strong platform this agreement provides for serving European customers with competitive energy solutions.
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