EnerSys
ENS · NYSE · Industrials
$159.98
+$0.03 (+0.02%) today
Market Cap
$5.77B
24h Volume
$92.4M
P/E Ratio
17.1
52w High
$242.66
52w Low
$122.35
Est. AI Revenue
10%
7-Day Sparkline (Static)
Company facts
Performance
About EnerSys
EnerSys is one of the world's largest industrial battery companies. It makes motive power batteries for forklifts and material handling, reserve power batteries for critical backup, and specialty batteries for defense and aerospace, along with chargers and energy systems electronics.
Its AI exposure sits in backup power. Data centers cannot tolerate even momentary power loss, so every facility layers batteries between the grid and its servers. EnerSys supplies UPS batteries under lines like DataSafe, and management has called out data centers as a growth market for its Energy Systems segment as AI capacity gets built.
EnerSys took its current form in 2000, building on battery businesses dating back over a century. It is headquartered in Reading, Pennsylvania, employs about 9,700 people, and trades on the NYSE.
EnerSys in the AI buildout
EnerSys sits in the Data Centers layer and the Power & Energy layer. Every AI facility needs battery backup to ride through grid disturbances until generators start, and EnerSys' DataSafe and related reserve power lines serve exactly that role. Rising rack densities mean each new data center carries more stored energy than the last. Backup power remains a minority end market for EnerSys next to forklifts and telecom, which keeps its buildout exposure Growing rather than Core.
ENS is tracked in Data Centers & Hardware and Power & Energy, rated Growing on the AI Exposure leaderboard.
By the numbers
52-week range
ENS trades at $159.98, 31% of the way up its 52-week range of $122.35 to $242.66.
Market cap
Market capitalization is $5.77B, with an AI Exposure Score of 35 out of 100.
Valuation vs peers
Its P/E ratio of 17.1 is below the Data Centers & Hardware category median of 24.1.
Next earnings
EnerSys is next expected to report earnings on November 11, 2026.
Market data as of the close on . Prices are end of day, not live.
Frequently asked questions
What does EnerSys do?
EnerSys manufactures industrial batteries and energy systems. Its products power forklifts and material handling fleets, provide backup power for data centers, telecom networks, and utilities, and serve specialty defense and aerospace applications, supported by chargers and power electronics.
How is EnerSys exposed to AI?
Supercycle rates EnerSys Growing with an AI Exposure Score of 35 out of 100. Its Energy Systems segment supplies UPS batteries and backup power for data centers, a growth market management has called out as AI capacity gets built.
Why do data centers need EnerSys?
Data centers cannot afford even a momentary loss of power. Batteries bridge the gap between a grid disturbance and backup generators starting, so every new AI facility installs large banks of UPS batteries like those in EnerSys' DataSafe line.
Is ENS a pure play AI stock?
No. EnerSys is rated Growing. Data center backup power is a genuine growth market for the company, but most of its revenue comes from motive power for industrial vehicles and broad reserve power markets like telecom and utilities.
Who leads EnerSys?
Shawn O'Connell became president and CEO in 2025 after more than a decade in senior roles at EnerSys, including leading its Energy Systems business. The company is headquartered in Reading, Pennsylvania and employs about 9,700 people.
Profile written 2026-08, updated as the business changes. Editorial content, not investment advice.
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