Ola Electric share price: Combined with the volume on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), a total of 115.89 million shares have changed hands on the counter of Ola Electric Mobility
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Rosmerta Digital Services, a vehicle registration service provider and a creditor of Ola Electric Technologies, filed a petition against the unit alleging default in payments
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Rosmerta Digital Services Pvt. and Rosmerta Safety Systems - suppliers of vehicle registration services and high-security registration plates respectively - have separately filed insolvency pleas
Ola Electric Mobility Ltd on Saturday said its vehicle registration service provider Rosmerta Digital Services Ltd has sought the initiation of insolvency proceedings against its wholly owned arm Ola Electric Technologies Pvt Ltd. In a regulatory filing, the company said, "A petition has been filed under Section 9 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) by M/s. Rosmerta Digital Services Ltd, an operational creditor of Ola Electric Technologies Pvt Ltd." The petition has been submitted before the National Company Law Tribunal's Bengaluru Bench, alleging default in payment towards the services rendered by the operational creditor and seeking initiation of the corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) against Ola Electric Technologies Pvt Ltd, it added. The company has sought appropriate legal advice and it strongly disputes the claims made, Ola Electric Mobility said, adding it would "take all necessary and appropriate steps to protect its interests and object to the ..
Ola Electric on Thursday announced limited-time Holi flash sale offers for its S1 range of electric scooters. Under this sale, customers can avail discounts of up to Rs 26,750 on S1 Air and Rs 22,000 on S1 X+ (Gen 2), with the models now starting at Rs 89,999, and Rs 82,999, respectively, the company said in a statement. The flash sale began on March 13 and ends on March 17. The company is also offering discounts of up to Rs 25,000 on the rest of its S1 range, including all the scooters from its latest S1 Gen 3 range, it added. With both S1 Gen 2 and Gen 3, the company has a portfolio of scooters across all price points ranging from Rs 69,999 to Rs 1,79,999 (after festive discount). Ola Electric said it is also offering benefits worth up to Rs 10,500. New buyers of S1 Gen 2 scooters can avail 1 year of free Move OS+ worth Rs 2,999, and extended warranty worth Rs 14,999 at Rs 7,499, it added. The Gen 3 portfolio comprises the flagship S1 Pro+ 5.3kWh and 4kWh priced at Rs 1,85,00
Ola Electric share rose after the company's announcement that it expects Ebitda breakeven in its Automotive segment by Q1FY26, with full financial benefits from recent initiatives expected by April'25
Ola Electric, in which the SoftBank Group has a significant stake, reported a wider quarterly loss of Rs 564 crore in the October-December quarter as it offered heavy discounts to lure customers
That means more than 95% of the stores on which Bloomberg News saw the data, lacked basic certification needed to display, sell, offer test rides on or transport unregistered two-wheelers
Shares of Ola Electric were in focus on Thursday, after it disclosed that it's subsidiary's claim for incentives under the PLI scheme for automobile has been approved by the government
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Ola Electric Mobility on Tuesday said its wholly-owned subsidiary has received a letter from IFCI for missing out on targets specified under the Production Linked Incentive Advanced Chemistry Cell scheme (PLI ACC). As per the government sources, the company did not meet production and investment-related criteria specified under in PLI ACC scheme. "We would like to inform you that we are in receipt of a letter from IFCI Ltd for non-achievement of Milestone -1 as per schedule M of the Programme Agreement dated July 28, 2022," Ola Electric said in a regulatory filing. The company is actively engaged with the relevant authorities in this regard and is in the process of filing an appropriate response, it added. Ola Electric Mobility Cell Technologies, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, had entered into a programme agreement with the Ministry of Heavy Industries for availing the scheme. Pursuant to the scheme, IFCI Ltd was appointed as the project management agency for the PLI AC
The government has slapped a penalty on a unit of Reliance Industries Ltd for failing to meet the deadline for setting up a battery cell plant for which it was granted production-linked incentives, the firm said on Tuesday. In a stock exchange filing, Reliance said its step-down subsidiary, Reliance New Energy Battery Storage Ltd on March 3 received "a letter from the Ministry of Heavy Industries levying liquidated damages at the rate of 0.1 per cent of the performance security (Rs 50 crore) for each day of delay from January 1, 2025." The penalty was for the "delay in achievement of Milestone 1 under the programme agreement executed with MHI in connection with 5 GWh manufacturing capacity awarded under the Performance-Linked Incentive Scheme for Advanced Chemistry Cell," it said. The liquidated damages or penalty computed till March 3, 2025 was Rs 3.1 crore. "RNEBSL has requested for an extension of time for achievement of the said Milestone 1," it said. The firm, however, neithe
Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal mandates weekly reports from employees, mirroring Elon Musk's directive, as part of stricter workplace policies amid reported layoffs at Ola Electric
The layoff news saw the SoftBank Group-backed firm's stock hit a 52-week low in intraday trading
SoftBank-backed Ola Electric has laid off over 1,000 employees as part of a restructuring move to cut costs and improve margins, even as it struggles with mounting losses and rising competition
The electric vehicle (EV) maker said this was backed by a strong S1 portfolio and a sales-and-service network of 4,000 stores across the country