(Note: Clarios International Inc. revived its IPO – postponed July 29, 2021, just hours before its scheduled pricing – with a blank S-1/A filing dated June 29, 2022. The revived IPO’s prospectus shows the sole book-runner is BMO Capital Markets, with updated financial statements through March 31, 2022. No terms were stated in the new prospectus, but some on Wall Street estimate that the revived IPO’s proceeds could be about $1 billion. The IPO’s previous terms called for raising an estimated $1.7 billion – 88.08 million shares at a price range of $17 to $21 on the NYSE – with BofA Securities, J.P.Morgan, Barclays and BMO Capital Markets leading a team of 10 joint book-runners.)

Clarios is one of the world’s largest suppliers of energy storage solutions – also known as batteries. We design and manufacture advanced low-voltage battery technologies for global mobility and industrial applications, offering reliability, safety and comfort to everyday lives. Our batteries are used in traditional cars (with gasoline-powered engines, also known as internal combustion engines or ICEs) as well as in hybrid and electric vehicles (EVs). Our batteries are also used in commercial vehicles, motorcycles, marine vehicles, powersports vehicles and industrial products.

In our core low-voltage mobility battery markets, we are the only global manufacturer and are significantly larger than our nearest competitor by revenue. We believe we are unique in terms of our global capabilities, with the No. 1 market position in both the Americas and Europe, Middle East and Africa (“EMEA”), and the No. 3 market position in Asia.

The majority of demand for our products comes from the aftermarket channel (“aftermarket”), driven by consumer replacements. We sell more than 140 million batteries annually that are distributed to original equipment manufacturer (“OEM”) and aftermarket customers in over 140 countries. We have established one of the world’s most successful examples of a circular economy. We design, manufacture, transport, recycle and recover the materials in vehicle batteries using a closed-loop system. Our batteries are designed so that up to 99% of the materials can be responsibly recovered, recycled and repurposed directly into new batteries.

**Note: For the six months ended March 31, 2022, Clarios International reported net sales of $4,689.0 million – or $4.69 billion – and a net loss of $8 million, according to the S-1/A filing dated June 29, 2022.

**Note: For the year ended Sept. 30, 2021, Clarios International reported net sales of $8,869.0 million – or $8.87 billion – and a net loss of $44 million. **These year-end figures are included in the chart below in Clarios International’s updated IPO Profile.