Ather Energy

Ather Energy posted a net loss of ₹85 crore for the three months ended December 31, compared with a loss of ₹198 crore a year earlier

Electric two-wheeler maker Ather Energy on Monday reported narrowing of the net loss to Rs 85 crore for the third quarter ended December 31, 2025. The company reported a net loss of Rs 198 crore in the October-December quarter of the previous fiscal. Total income increased to Rs 996 crore for the third quarter as against Rs 650 crore in the year-ago period, Ather Energy said in a regulatory filing. The company said it recorded its highest-ever quarterly volumes of 67,851 units, delivering 50 per cent year-on-year growth, it added. Ather said its losses continued to shrink, with EBITDA loss down to Rs 29.9 crore, and the quarterly loss narrowing by 45 per cent as compared to Q2 FY26, underscoring steady progress toward profitable, sustainable growth.. This improvement was driven by structural levers built over the past year, now translating into strong operating leverage and positioning the business to navigate near-term margin volatility, it added.. "Q3 has been a strong quarter

The electric two-wheeler maker reported record quarterly deliveries and higher revenue in Q3 FY26, helping narrow losses as operating leverage, margins and market share strengthened across regions

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Launch with local distributor marks Ather's latest step in its international expansion

Electric two-wheeler maker Ather Energy on Friday announced expansion of its product offering in Sri Lanka, which has become a growing international market for it. The company, which entered the island nation in December 2024, said it launched its family scooter Rizta in Sri Lanka at the Colombo Motor Show 2025 in partnership with Evolution Auto Pvt. Ltd, its authorised distributor in the country. It marks the next step in Ather's international growth strategy, focused on expanding its product portfolio and strengthening its ecosystem in key international markets, Ather Energy said in a regulatory filing. "Since entering Sri Lanka last year, it has quickly become a growing market for us, and expanding our portfolio here with the Rizta felt like the natural next step," Ather Energy Chief Business Officer Ravneet Singh Phokela said. Stating that the Rizta has seen strong acceptance in India for over a year and more recently in Nepal, he said, "We believe it is well-suited for the ne

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Ather's net loss for the quarter stood at ₹154 crore, narrowing from ₹197 crore in the same period last year

Tiger Global has sold its entire 5.09% stake in Ather Energy for ₹1,204 crore, exiting months after the EV maker's IPO even as the company's valuation nearly doubled to ₹24,800 crore

Ather Energy share price: In the past one month, the stock price of India's leading electric two-wheeler manufacturer has rallied 25 per cent, as compared to 1.2 per cent rise in the BSE Sensex.

Ather Energy shares slipped in trade after the company disclosed supply chain disruptions following China's export ban on certain heavy rare earth magnets.

Ather Energy has crossed 500 experience centres across India and plans to expand to 700 by FY26 as its Rizta scooter drives growth in metros as well as tier 2 and 3 cities

Ather Energy shares zoomed 14 per cent on Monday and logged an all-time high at ₹512.75 per share on BSE, after the company unveiled its highly anticipated all-new EL platform

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The CEO plans to double this share in the April-June quarter of the previous year. "Twenty per cent market share is something I think is possible for our business in the near term," Mehta said

Electric two-wheeler penetration could rise to about 40 per cent by FY31 in an 'optimistic scenario' when the overall two-wheeler industry in India touch 3-3.1 crore units annually growing at 8 per cent CAGR, according to Ather Energy Ltd. The growth is expected to be driven by increased EV launches, strong government support, rapid infrastructure development, reduced battery prices, and a faster consumer shift, the company said in its annual report for 2024-25. In its management discussion and analysis, Ather Energy said the rapidly expanding EV market, propelled by legacy players increasing their EV portfolios and new entrants expanding capacity, is accelerating growth. The entry of established brands into the EV market is expected to provide significant momentum. The expansion of distribution in the E2W (electric two-wheeler) market is also expected to fuel the sector's growth, it said. "Overall, two-wheeler sales are projected to grow at 7 per cent CAGR, reaching 29-30 million