Energizer Holdings Inc.
American consumer products company and the world's second-largest battery manufacturer, owning the Energizer, Rayovac, and Eveready brands as well as Armor All and STP auto care products.
Company Type
public
Founded
2000
Headquarters
Saint Louis, Missouri, USA
Stock
NYSE: ENR
Revenue
$2.9B (FY2025)
Employees
~5,500
Primary Market
Global
About Energizer Holdings Inc.
Rayovac is owned by Energizer Holdings Inc. Energizer acquired Rayovac from Spectrum Brands Holdings in 2019 for approximately $2 billion. Energizer Holdings is thus the parent company of both the Energizer and Rayovac battery brands.
Energizer Holdings owns the Eveready brand, which is the historical predecessor to the Energizer brand. Eveready Battery Company was the original operating entity that was spun from Ralston Purina in 2000 and became Energizer Holdings. The Eveready name is still used in some international markets.
Energizer Holdings and Edgewell Personal Care were previously part of the same company. In 2015, Energizer Holdings separated its personal care brands (Schick, Banana Boat, Hawaiian Tropic) as an independent company called Edgewell Personal Care. The two companies are now completely separate public entities.
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Sources & Further Reading
- Energizer Holdings Annual Report FY2025
- Who Owns the Battery Market — /blog/who-owns-the-battery-market
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