Ola Electric Mobility Share Price Fall: In the last trading session of the week in the Indian stock market on Friday, January 9, 2026, shares of electric two-wheeler manufacturing company Ola Electric Mobility appeared under pressure. The company shares ended the trading day trading at the red mark.

The reason for this weakness in midcap stock shares was Japanese investment company SoftBank. Which has sold its stake in Ola Electric through its investment unit. Let us know the condition of the company in the stock market…

SoftBank reduced stake in Ola Electric

The company’s regulatory filings show that Japanese investment company SoftBank has sold about 2.15 percent stake in Ola Electric Mobility through its investment arm SVF II Ostrich (DE) LLC. According to the information, the company has sold a total of about 9.46 crore shares in several phases between September 3, 2025 and January 5, 2026.

Ola Electric said that after the sale on January 5, 2026, this transaction has crossed the limit of 2 percent shareholding. Due to which it became necessary to give this information under SEBI rules. After the sale of these shares, the company’s stake in Ola has reduced from 15.68 percent to 13.53 percent.

Lal shares on BSE

There was a decline in the shares of Ola Electric Mobility on Friday’s trading day on BSE. The company shares ended the day trading at Rs 39.49, down 2.42 percent or Rs 0.98.

Company shares started the day at Rs 40.33. The high level of the day was Rs 41. Talking about the 52-week high level of shares, during this period the shares had touched the figure of Rs 80.75. At the same time, the low level of 52 weeks is Rs 30.79.

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Top 10 Companies Market Cap fall: Last week, due to holidays, there were fewer trading days in the Indian stock market. The market condition also remained mixed. During this period, the total market cap of 7 of the top 10 most valuable companies of the country has seen a huge decline of about Rs 35,439 crore.

State Bank of India (SBI) has suffered the biggest blow. However, if we talk about the entire week, the main index of BSE rose by 112.09 points or 0.13 percent. But this strength could not help in handling the valuations of big companies. Due to weak global signals, cautious attitude of investors and profit booking in select stocks, there was pressure on the market value of big companies.

SBI got a big blow

The market value of State Bank of India (SBI), the country’s largest public sector bank, has seen a decline of Rs 12,000 crore. During this period, the market cap of SBI has come to Rs 8,92,046.88 crore.
These companies also suffered losses

A decline of Rs 8,254.81 crore was recorded in the market value of Reliance Industries. After this the market cap of the company decreased to Rs 21,09,712.48 crore. Bajaj Finance also suffered losses and its market cap declined by Rs 5,102.43 crore to Rs 6,22,124.01 crore. The value of Larsen & Toubro (L&T) declined by Rs 4,002.94 crore and its total value stood at Rs 5,56,436.22 crore.

At the same time, the market value of ICICI Bank decreased by Rs 2,571.39 crore to Rs 9,65,669.15 crore. LIC suffered a loss of Rs 1,802.62 crore, reducing its market cap to Rs 5,37,403.43 crore. Apart from this, a decline of Rs 1,013.07 crore was also recorded in the value of TCS and the market cap of the company has come down to Rs 11,86,660.34 crore.

Boom seen in some companies

Amidst this decline in the stock market, some companies tried to control the market. There was an increase in the market cap of HDFC Bank, Infosys and Bharti Airtel.

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Indian Share Market Fall: The Indian stock market is witnessing a huge decline in the last trading session of the week on Friday, November 14. Weak signals from global markets, selling by foreign investors and the impact of Bihar election results are being seen in the stock market.

Both the major benchmark indices BSE Sensex and Nifty 50 are trading in the red. At around 2 pm, BSE Sensex was down 409 points and was trading at 84,069, while Nifty 50 was also down by 124 points and was trading at 25,755. There is a huge decline in Nifty IT shares. Shares have fallen by 1.82 percent. Let us know about the main reasons for this decline in the stock market.

1. Bihar election results were affected

Before the results of Bihar elections, investors are doing business cautiously, the direct effect of which is being seen on the stock market. According to a report published in Moneycontrol, according to VK Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist of Geojit Financial Services, today’s trading in the stock market will be focused on Bihar elections, but the impact of the results is going to be temporary.

2. Rise in crude oil prices

India is dependent on other countries for a large part of its crude oil needs. There was a rise in the prices of Brent crude oil in the global market on Friday. The price increased by 2.71 percent to reach $ 60.28 per barrel. The effect of this surge in prices is visible in the stock market.

3. Selling by foreign institutional investors

Foreign institutional investors have been withdrawing money from the Indian market continuously for the last 4 days. Foreign investors had sold a total of Rs 383.68 crore on Thursday. Which has had a direct impact on the stock market. Foreign investors are not expressing their confidence in the Indian market and are continuing their selling phase.

4. Weak signals being received at the global level

There was a huge decline in the American market on Thursday. Talking about Asian stock markets, South Korea’s Kospi index slipped 2.2 percent, Japan’s Nikkei index slipped 1.7 percent and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index slipped 1.4 percent and were trading in the red.

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FPI selling in Indian Stock Market: Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have resumed selling after a brief pause in October. FPIs have made a net withdrawal of Rs 12,569 crore from the Indian stock market so far in November amid weak global cues and risk-off sentiment. According to depository data, FPIs made a net investment of Rs 14,610 crore in shares in October, which came after several consecutive months of withdrawals.

What do the figures say?

FPI had withdrawn Rs 23,885 crore in September, Rs 34,990 crore in August and Rs 17,700 crore in July. VK Vijayakumar, chief investment strategist at Geojit Financial Services, said the new selling trend that has continued every trading day so far in November has contributed to India’s poor performance compared to other major markets this year. He said that a major feature of FPI activities in 2025 has been diversity in investment flows.

While hedge funds are selling in India, they are selling in markets considered beneficiaries of the AI-driven boom like the US, China, South Korea and Taiwan. “India is currently considered an AI-based underperformer, and this perception is shaping FPI strategy,” he said. However, Vijayakumar added that AI-related valuations are now elevated, and the risk of a potential bubble in global technology stocks could limit continued selling in India.

Expressing similar views, Wakarjaved Khan, senior fundamental analyst at Angel One, said FPIs sold Indian stocks worth Rs 12,569 crore in the first week of November amid a global selloff in technology stocks in Asia and other key markets. The results of the second quarter of the financial year 2025-26 of Indian companies have been slightly better than expected.

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Stock Split News, The trading week starting from November 10 in the Indian stock market is going to be very special for investors. This week two companies Sampre Nutritions Ltd and Websol Energy System Ltd are going to split their shares.

For which the record date has been fixed on Friday 14th November. Small investors will benefit from the decision to split the shares of these two companies. Who are thinking of investing in these companies.

Websol Energy System Ltd

Solar energy company Websol Energy System Ltd has announced to reduce the face value of its shares from Rs 10 to Rs 1. That means now the company is going to divide each of its shares into 10 small parts. With this step the company wants to increase its reach to investors. This decision has been taken to fulfill this objective.

Usually, when the price of a share becomes high, companies do this by splitting shares to make it easier for small investors to access.

Sampre Nutritions Ltd

Sampre Nutritions Ltd, associated with the food and nutrition sector, has decided to reduce the face value of its shares from Rs 10 to Rs 5. After this step, each share of the company will be divided into 2 parts. Due to which there will be more opportunities for investors to invest in the shares of the company. Market experts believe that after this split the trading volume is expected to increase.

What is stock split?

Stock split means that when a company divides its existing shares into many smaller shares. Due to which the number of shares increases and at the same time the price of each share of the company decreases. Due to which even small investors are able to invest in the company.

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Investor protection India: SEBI whole-time member Kamlesh Varshney on Friday said there is no regulatory lacuna in valuation of initial public offerings (IPOs), but “we have to see how we can put in more safeguards to protect the interests of retail investors.”

He said in the 10th edition of ‘Gatekeepers of Governance’, a summit related to corporate governance, that the market regulator’s move away from the control of capital issue is a right step, but at the same time it has to be ensured that valuation is done appropriately, effectively and efficiently.

Information given in the statement

Varshney said, “I am not saying that there is regulatory deficiency in this, but it would be good to consider whether the valuation being done is correct or not. We have seen that a lot of IPOs are coming up, where retail investors are challenging the valuation.” SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) Chairman Tuhin Kant Pandey had made it clear on Thursday that the capital market regulator will not interfere in IPO valuation.

He had said, “We do not decide the evaluation. It depends on the investors.” Recently, concerns were raised about the price of Lenskart’s Rs 7,200 crore IPO. Earlier, many stakeholders had raised valuation concerns on IPOs like Nykaa and Paytm. “We now believe that when big investors are doing valuations, SEBI should keep itself away from it,” Varshney said.

He said there have been cases in valuations during corporate arrangements where promoter shareholders are valued at inflated prices, causing loss to minority shareholders. Varshney said that this is a regulatory shortcoming and perhaps SEBI will have to work on it in future.

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Indian Stock Market News: There was an increase in the third consecutive trading session in the Indian stock market. The BSE Sensex index saw a rise of 582 points, while the Nifty 50 index went over 25,000. The trading day of Monday saw a tremendous jump in IT and banking sector shares. Investors gained a lot of benefit in this rapidly in the stock market. The market got support from the positive signal from global markets. According to market experts, there can be many reasons behind this speed.

1. Tremendous purchases in IT shares

In the trading day of Monday, tremendous purchases were seen in the shares of IT companies. Investors placed bets on IT shares. All 10 shares of the Nifty IT index were trading in the green mark. Also, in the business session, the Nifty IT index saw a rise of up to 1.6 percent.

2. Shopping in banking sectors

Investors continued the purchase in banking shares for the last 4 days on Monday. HDFC Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank strengthened the banking shares and strengthened the market. Also, all 12 shares of bank Nifty saw a rise. In the last 5 days, there has been a rise of 3 percent in bank shares. Market experts believe that private sector banks can also do well.

3. Rupees strengthened

The Indian stock market started well on Monday. Both major indexes opened with green mark. In early trade, the rupee gained five paise to 88.74 per dollar. Which shows a gain of 5 paise as compared to the previous price. The Indian market got support in the rupee rapidly and it saw a boom.

4. Positive changes of global market

The impact of the rise in the global market was seen on the Indian stock market. The Indian market supported the positive signal coming from the global market. Most of the markets in Asia were trading on the green mark in the morning trading. Japan’s Nikkei index saw a rise of 225 points.

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Stock market today: The stock market started trading with a slight decline on Tuesday 13 May 2025. The Sensex has slipped 300 at around 9.15 am. While the Nifty is trading at the level of 24800. Infosys shares are seeing a decline of 1 percent.

Earlier, on Monday, the sequence of sequence of India and Pakistan was shown on the domestic stock market and the Sensex came to a standstill of 2975.43 points and closed over seven months at 82,429.90. While the Nifty climbed 916.70 points on NSE and closed at 24,924.70 with a rise of 3.82 percent.

Experts believe that due to the business consent of America and China and the reduction of tension on the India China border, this great trend has been seen in the market. On Monday, the biggest faster was seen due to tremendous purchases in IT, metal, realty and technology shares.

Earlier, both indices had recorded the highest lead a day before the result of Lok Sabha elections on 3 June 2024 last year. At that time the Sensex had climbed up 2,507.45 while the Nifty had jumped 733.20 points.