The world's biggest vehicle battery supplier believes it has more growing to do, even as the industry shifts from the combustion engines that those batteries start.
Clarios, known until this month as Johnson Controls Power Solutions, sees opportunity in advanced lead-acid batteries.
"We've had quite a run so far," said Joe Walicki, president of the newly named company, speaking to reporters this month shortly after publicly traded Canadian investment house Brookfield Business Partners closed on its $13 billion acquisition of the Johnson Controls spinoff.