The $2.75-million payment includes money to create a chair in business ethics at USF. Exide Corp. has agreed to pay $2.75-million to end an investigation by Florida's attorney general into ...

VERNON (CBSLA.com) — Officials announced Thursday that the Exide battery recycling plant in Vernon has emitted risky levels of lead into the air, violating federal limits and endangering nearby ...

Exide Technologies and Maxwell Technologies have formed a strategic alliance designed to develop and market an advanced, integrated, battery-ultracapacitor energy storage solution ...

Exide Industries Ltd will raise prices for replacement auto batteries by 5-6 percent due to rising input costs, a company source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Friday.

Toxic waste remains in the soil and sediment around the former Exide lead battery plant, at levels that could pose a health risk. That claim — long argued by Berks County officials — has been ...

Exide Industries Ltd., one of India’s largest battery manufacturers, signed a joint venture with Leclanche SA of Switzerland to make batteries for electric vehicles and the grid in India.

Exide Technologies is defending a $6.8m damages claim over a Palmerston North ... The claim relates to "damage caused by a fire within battery connector cables on a forklift which spread to ...

Exide Industries delivered a strong Q4 performance. It’s net profit increased 37% YoY to Rs 284 crore from Rs 208 crore in Q4FY23,. Its Q4FY24 revenue came in at Rs 4,009 crore, up 13% YoY from ...

The firm claims that its marine batteries are engineered for the harsh conditions of marine environments and can handle ...

Battery maker Exide Technologies filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for the second time in 11 years, citing a Wal-Mart decision to stop buying its products.

Battery recycler Exide Technologies will permanently close its Vernon plant and will not face criminal charges under an agreement reached Wednesday night with the U.S. attorney’s office. UPDATE ...

The claim relates to "damage caused by a fire within battery connector cables on a forklift which spread to a warehouse and its contents". Central Forklift Group Ltd is listed as the first defendant.