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Trojan Battery
Global leader of quality deep-cycle flooded, agm and gel batteries
About Trojan Battery
Trojan Battery Company, founded in 1925, is a leading manufacturer of deep cycle batteries, specializing in solar and motive energy storage solutions. The company operates in the energy storage market, serving a diverse range of clients including renewable energy providers, industrial equipment manufacturers, and rental equipment professionals. Trojan's product portfolio includes deep cycle flooded lead acid, AGM, and lithium ion batteries, all designed, tested, and processed in the USA to ensure high quality and safety standards. The business model revolves around manufacturing and selling these batteries through a network of local dealers and distributors. Revenue is generated primarily through the sale of batteries and related energy storage solutions. Trojan Battery Company has nearly a century of experience in battery manufacturing and has received multiple awards for its innovative products, including the 2023 Choice Award from Rental Magazine. The company is committed to shaping the future of safe and sustainable energy storage through continuous innovation and employee support.
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- Founded
- 1925
- Headquarters
- Santa Fe Springs, United States
- Sector
- Energy
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Series B and later2 investors entered at this stage
Wells Fargo Financial
Bank of America
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