Battery Brands & Thai Battery Manufacturers

Thai-registered battery manufacturer (DBD reg. 0105556184207, registered 18 Nov 2013, TSIC 27200 manufacture of batteries and accumulators, registered capital THB 500 million) operating a factory in Bo Win, Si Racha, Chon Buri. It is the Thai production base of the OUTDO battery group (sister plants in Zhangzhou, China and Malaysia) and sells OUTDO lead-acid motorcycle, sodium-ion motorcycle, VRLA/GEL power-supply, VRLA GEL motive-power and LiFePO4/semi-solid energy-storage products, stating export to 30+ countries and OEM/ODM availability.

• OUTDO972

Thai lead-acid battery maker (formerly Thai Storage Battery PLC, founded 1986; renamed Hitachi Chemical Storage Battery (Thailand) PLC in 2019; formed in its current name by amalgamation with Hitachi Chemical Gateway Battery (Thailand) on 1 Oct 2020). Majority shareholder Energywith Co., Ltd. (Japan, 53.55%); delisted from SET in Dec 2024. Makes automotive, motorcycle, forklift, golf cart, EB (deep cycle) and lighting batteries at four plants in Samut Prakan and Chachoengsao; sells domestically under 3K and exports to 50+ countries under 3K, Tiger, KV, TSB, Tuflong, MAX CYCLE and Lifttop; serves REM and OEM (vehicle assembly) customers.

• 3K179
• Lifttop98
• Tuflong56

Japanese GS Yuasa group company named as publisher or distributor on the EB/GC traction, LIM lithium-ion, SLR, UXL, NP/NPH, PORTALAC and CS/HS/SS/PS catalogues offered by GS Yuasa Siam Sales. The LIM catalogue says the modules are manufactured in Japan, and the traction catalogue says EB Grand Star and GC are made in a Japan factory. The other catalogues do not state a country of manufacture.

• GS Yuasa177

Siam Furukawa Co., Ltd. was established in Thailand in 1992 under the management of The Furukawa Battery Co., Ltd. (Japan). It manufactures automobile and motorcycle batteries under the FB Battery brand at its factory in Nong Khae, Saraburi, and states that it supplies the OEM automobile market and distributes worldwide together with its sales company Siam Furukawa Trading Co., Ltd. Standard warranty published: 12 months.

• FB Battery97

GS Yuasa group manufacturing and export company in Thailand (Gateway City Industrial Estate, Chachoengsao), established 2008 alongside domestic sales company GS Yuasa Siam Sales Ltd. Its profile lists it as a manufacturer and exporter of traction batteries. The GS Yuasa traction catalogue names Thailand as a traction battery production site (JIS and DIN types) and publishes a V-series spec sheet headed 'Made in Thailand'. The company history says it was certified to Thai Labour Standard TLS 8001-2010 in 2018.

Thai-Japanese joint venture (GS Yuasa International Ltd. holds 40.69%) founded 1963 and listed on the SET (symbol YUASA). It manufactures automotive and motorcycle batteries at its Samutprakan plant for domestic and export markets (2025 capacity c. 600,000 automotive and 4,400,000 motorcycle batteries) and also imports batteries from GS Yuasa affiliates (e.g. PT Trimitra Baterai Prakasa) and buys from Siam GS Battery to fill product-line gaps. It supplies OE batteries to vehicle assembly plants (e.g. Honda, Hino, Isuzu, Toyota, Suzuki); no private-label or contract-manufacturing service for third parties is advertised.

• YUASA114
• Y-SPEED2

Thai battery manufacturer with a plant at Bang Pu Mai, Samut Prakan, operating since 1970. Its About page describes it as a joint venture of Siam Motors (40%) and GS Yuasa International (60%). It is named as the maker of the GS BV deep-cycle series on the brochure distributed by GS Yuasa Siam Sales. It is included only for that product; its automotive range is out of scope for this industrial dataset.

• GS85

Thai lead-acid battery maker (Bellco brand) with deep-cycle flooded (ESB, ALC lead-carbon, GXIF), sealed GEL/AGM deep-cycle, automotive flooded and MF batteries, plus lithium storage batteries; BOI-promoted, sells in Thailand and states it is expanding abroad.

• Bellco58

Automotive battery maker established 1970, 95.68% owned by SET-listed Siam Pan Group PCL (SPG), with a factory in Bangkayang, Pathum Thani. SPG says it distributes automotive batteries made by its subsidiaries, and BOLIDEN brochures name Siam Battery Industry as manufacturer. SPG lists technology transfer from NOACK AB (Sweden), technical co-operation with MOLL Batterien (Germany), and export markets including Germany, Finland, Nigeria, Australia, Singapore, Vietnam and Myanmar.

• BOLIDEN52

Thai-owned automotive battery manufacturer (plant in Bangpoo Industrial Estate, Samut Prakan; established 1995, operating 1996) producing the NC (New Century) brand. The official site lists 30 current NC starting batteries (29 conventional, 1 maintenance-free) for passenger cars, pickups, trucks, buses, boats, tractors, generators, fire pumps and general engines. It advertises an OEM/contract manufacturing service (small lots, complimentary label/logo design, customisable products) and says it has produced for 100+ brands from 30+ countries. Exports since 1998 (Middle East, Africa; South Asia and ASEAN from 2000). Deep-cycle EB/PV/EV series (launched 2005) are mentioned in company history only.

• NC30