Where are Johnson Matthey batteries made?

Headquartered in Dundee, Scotland and with operations in Poland and sales offices in Coventry, England, Johnson Matthey Battery Systems produces batteries for all types of electric vehicles including urban delivery vehicles and high performance sports cars.

Who is Johnson Matthey battery systems?

We join Johnson Matthey Battery Systems, a global leader in sustainable technology, a company with 200 years of tradition and a vision for a cleaner and healthier world, today and for future generations. New investments and perspectives are emerging, making our company a leading European designer and manufacturer of advanced battery systems.

How many Watts Does a Johnson Matthey battery have?

Johnson Matthey Battery Systems produces a range of batteries from as little as 1 or 2 watts up to 180 kWhr, and from 2.4 Volts to 614 Volts. Johnson Matthey Battery Systems' battery packs are subjected to a testing regime that meets industry standards.

Where is Johnson Matthey based?

The sale includes Johnson Matthey’s assets at the Battery Technology Centre in Oxford & Battery Technology Centre and pilot plant in Billingham, a research centre in Moosburg, Germany and the partly constructed site in Konin, Poland.

Why did Johnson Matthey exit battery materials?

The transaction is expected to complete over Summer 2022. Liam Condon, Chief Executive of Johnson Matthey, says: “Johnson Matthey made the decision to exit Battery Materials due to insufficient returns, increased commoditisation of battery materials combined with the need for very high capital investments to remain competitive.

Who owns Ristma batteries?

In 2008, Axeon acquired Ristma AG, a Swiss holding company whose constituent companies also had several decades of experience in battery design and manufacture. The trading companies, formerly EMB GmbH and SAT AG, design and sell battery packs for the professional power tool market and Robert Bosch GmbH is a key customer.