EAS, which is currently fully owned by the Monbat Group, has more than 25 years’ experience in developing and producing large format cylindrical lithium-ion battery cells from 7.5 Ah to 50 Ah. The company uses compact and unique production technology to guarantee the highest quality standards for its high power and energy cells at the lowest environmental impact.
Yeah with our money and those plants were leased to ENS and after five years we were supposed to renegotiate the deal!!! How did Enersys turn it into a private company and run it into bankruptcy! This to me sounds impossible and at last, how could it still be listed on the exchange. The people that claimed their money in the bankruptcy know what I know. They would have filed for fraud charges if they didn't think they would get their money you would think!
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