Amazon Basics Rechargeable Battery

Amazon Basics is a private-label brand owned by Amazon, launched in 2009 to provide value-driven household products. The rechargeable batteries shown in the image are part of this extensive catalog. While Amazon is an American company, it does not own its own cell manufacturing plants; instead, it sources these batteries from various global manufacturers.

Historically, Amazon Basics rechargeable batteries (specifically the NiMH versions) were famously produced in Japan, often cited as being manufactured by FDK Corporation in the same facilities as the renowned Eneloop line. However, production for different battery types and regions has expanded to include manufacturing hubs in China and Malaysia. The ultimate ownership remains with Amazon.com, Inc., headquartered in Seattle, Washington.