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EnerSys
NYSEIndustrials

Latest close: 168.72 USD · Oct 16, 2026 · 1 year · split-adjusted

On the price, the facts of the public record●Results filed
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Latest on record

The most recent facts, as filed.

Up to three of the most recent, checkable facts already loaded on this page, each linked to its source.

  1. Oct 14, 2026Material event · 8-KFiled by the company itself.Open the filing ↗
  2. Dec 10, 2025Notice of sale · Form 144CHAD UPLINGER · Officer · $1.0MOpen the filing ↗
  3. Feb 26, 2025Notice of sale · Form 144Metalmark Management II LLC · Affiliate · $509.9KOpen the filing ↗

In numbers

What this profile holds, counted.

Closes · 1 year250
SEC filings on record2,5447 flagged findings
Reported transactions (Form 4)74since Jan 21, 2021 · and 14 other holdings
Corporate events (8-K)30since Apr 4, 2022

What the record says

Description, identity and filings, each with its source.

Every block cites its source. The colour of a finding marks its category — which document, who filed it — not how much it matters.

What the company does

EnerSys is a stored energy systems and technology provider for industrial applications. The company manufactures reserve-power and motive-power batteries, battery chargers, power equipment, battery accessories and outdoor equipment enclosures.

Source: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0) · copied on Sep 3, 2026 · may not reflect recent changes.

SEC topics

Regulatory history

Topics detected in its SEC reports, with the original excerpt.

Each topic is assigned by a classifier over the full filing; the excerpts show where it was detected and are not always enough to verify it. Open the filing to read it in full.

  • 2026-05-20capital return (buybacks/dividends)recentOpen filing ↗
    “…and other factors that our Board of Directors may deem relevant. Our dividend payments may change from time to time, and we cannot…”
    +1 more passage from the same document
    • “…payments could have a negative effect on our share price. We cannot guarantee that our share repurchase programs will be fully…”
  • 2026-03-25capital return (buybacks/dividends)recentOpen filing ↗
    “…expects or anticipates will occur in the future, including statements relating to sales growth, earnings or earnings per share…”
    +1 more passage from the same document
    • “…benefits, benefits and timing of restructuring plans, order intake, backlog, payment of future cash dividends, commodity prices,…”

Original excerpts from SEC filings, untranslated. Not advice and not a prediction.

SEC record

SEC dossier

What this company has filed with the SEC, in plain language.

The 25 most recent filings (of 2,544)

Everything filed

Every SEC filing, newest first, with what it is. Below, each type with its own explanation.

2,544 filings on record, the oldest from Jul 26, 04.

Listing the 25 most recent filings of the 2,544 on record.

8-Ks, explained

Stress11Structure64Governance45
  • May 28, 26GovernanceA senior executive left or was appointed+1 more in the same filing8-K 5.02 ↗
  • Mar 25, 26StressRestructuring plan with committed costs+2 more in the same filing8-K 2.05 ↗
  • Dec 15, 25StructureEntered a material agreement+2 more in the same filing8-K 1.01 ↗
  • Sep 25, 25StructureEntered a material agreement+2 more in the same filing8-K 1.01 ↗
  • Jul 22, 25StressRestructuring plan with committed costs+2 more in the same filing8-K 2.05 ↗
  • May 23, 25GovernanceA senior executive left or was appointed+1 more in the same filing8-K 5.02 ↗
  • Apr 1, 25StressRestructuring plan with committed costs+1 more in the same filing8-K 2.05 ↗
  • Mar 28, 25GovernanceA senior executive left or was appointed+1 more in the same filing8-K 5.02 ↗
  • Nov 6, 24GovernanceA senior executive left or was appointed8-K 5.02 ↗
  • Jul 26, 24StructureCompleted an acquisition or disposal+2 more in the same filing8-K 2.01 ↗
  • Jun 11, 24GovernanceA senior executive left or was appointed+2 more in the same filing8-K 5.02 ↗
  • May 2, 24StructureEntered a material agreement+2 more in the same filing8-K 1.01 ↗

10 older filings not shown · The record reaches back to Oct 15, 04.

Notable in the record

Stress disclosures older than the timeline above. They are individual events from the record, not a complete timeline: there may be more between them.

  • Jun 29, 22StressRestructuring plan with committed costs+1 more in the same filing8-K 2.05 ↗
  • Mar 6, 19StressWrite-down of assets+1 more in the same filing8-K 2.06 ↗
  • Mar 13, 15StressWrite-down of assets+1 more in the same filing8-K 2.06 ↗
  • May 23, 07StressRestructuring plan with committed costs+4 more in the same filing8-K 2.05 ↗

The full record holds 11 stress filings.

Corporate events are tracked from 2004-08-23, when the SEC renumbered 8-K items. Earlier filings use an incompatible numbering and are not classified here.

Ownership and control

Schedule 13G: short-form filing

The short form, for holders who meet specific requirements: institutional investors, passive investors without a control purpose, or exempt investors. Asset managers and index funds usually file it.

Structured 13D/G data starts 2023-12, when the SEC moved these filings to a machine-readable format. Earlier filings exist but are not parsed here.

SEC record

Insider transactions

Buys and sells reported by officers, directors and major shareholders on SEC Form 4.

No purchases or sales are on record in this stretch; only other transactions (compensation, withholding, exercises or gifts).

Stock compensation, tax and giftsshow the 40 other transactionshide

Stock compensation, tax withholding, option exercises and gifts. They are listed separately and are not included in the purchase and sale totals. The type describes the transaction, not the filer's intent.

  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aShawn M. O'ConnellPresident and CEO↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aShawn M. O'ConnellPresident and CEO↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aShawn M. O'ConnellPresident and CEO↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aShawn M. O'ConnellPresident and CEO↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aShawn M. O'ConnellPresident and CEO↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aShawn M. O'ConnellPresident and CEO↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aAndrea J. FunkEVP and CFO↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aAndrea J. FunkEVP and CFO↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aAndrea J. FunkEVP and CFO↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aAndrea J. FunkEVP and CFO↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aAndrea J. FunkEVP and CFO↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aAndrea J. FunkEVP and CFO↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aKeith D. FisherPres. Network & Infrastructure↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aKeith D. FisherPres. Network & Infrastructure↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aKeith D. FisherPres. Network & Infrastructure↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aKeith D. FisherPres. Network & Infrastructure↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aKeith D. FisherPres. Network & Infrastructure↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aKeith D. FisherPres. Network & Infrastructure↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aKeith D. FisherPres. Network & Infrastructure↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aMark E. MatthewsCTO and Pres. Precision Power↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aMark E. MatthewsCTO and Pres. Precision Power↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aMark E. MatthewsCTO and Pres. Precision Power↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aMark E. MatthewsCTO and Pres. Precision Power↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aMark E. MatthewsCTO and Pres. Precision Power↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aChad C UplingerPresident Industrial Mobility↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aChad C UplingerPresident Industrial Mobility↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aChad C UplingerPresident Industrial Mobility↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aChad C UplingerPresident Industrial Mobility↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aChad C UplingerPresident Industrial Mobility↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aPAUL J TUFANO↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aPAUL J TUFANO↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aPAUL J TUFANO↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aRonald P Vargo↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aRonald P Vargo↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aRonald P Vargo↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aHOWARD I HOFFEN↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aHOWARD I HOFFEN↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aSTEVEN M FLUDDER↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aSTEVEN M FLUDDER↗
  • Oct 2, 26Compensationamount n/aRudolph W. Wynter↗

The full record holds 1,191 transactions and goes back to Jan 21, 21.

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