Ola Electric Stock Fall: There has been a huge decline in the shares of electric two wheeler manufacturing company Ola Electric in the stock market for the last few days. The share price has fallen by 78 percent from its peak so far.

Due to the fall in company shares, domestic investors as well as foreign investors have suffered huge losses. Global investors include SoftBank-owned SVF II Ostrich (DE) LLC and Temasek Holdings-linked MacRitchie Investments. The question arising in the minds of investors is whether to hold the shares or sell them?

Company’s condition on BSE

A slight rise was seen in the company’s shares at the end of the trading day on Tuesday, December 23 on BSE. Company shares closed at Rs 34.76 with a rise of 0.26 percent or Rs 0.09. Company shares started the day at Rs 34.60.

Investors have suffered huge losses.

The sharp fall in the shares has given a big blow to the investors of Ola Electric. The company’s shares have fallen by about 78 percent from their highest level. Due to which the total wealth of investors has decreased by about Rs 7,956 crore.

SoftBank has suffered a loss of 32 percent so far. SoftBank has suffered a loss of about Rs 1,083 crore on the cost of its investment. Similarly, MacRitchie Investments has also suffered huge losses.

Advice for retail investors

According to a report published in Navbharat Times, Kranti Bathini, Director-Equity Strategy, Wealth Mills Securities, has advised investors to adopt a wait and watch strategy. He believes that after such a huge loss, this is not the right time to exit the stock.

As for Kranti, investors should wait for a few more quarters. He also advised that investors who can take more risk can make contra bets.

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Ola Electric Share: Thursday seems to be a very bad day for Ola Electric Mobility Ltd. Today’s shares have reached their lowest level ever. During stock market trading, Ola Electric’s shares were seen slipping by 4.39 percent and trading at Rs 36.36, which is the lowest level of the stock since its listing.

half of the sale is left

The company has today started the reboot service to clear its after-sales backlog. Actually, Ola two-wheelers started facing some problems before September last year. Most of the complaints were about scooters catching fire, tires coming out or scooters breaking.

When the number of complaints crossed the 1 lakh mark, the company started taking it seriously because according to reports, its sales in the electric two-wheeler vehicle market reached its lowest level in the last 36 months. In such a situation, the company started Reboot Service to increase sales and improve its position.

Now there is no problem in servicing

The company’s CEO Bhavish Aggarwal has taken a big step to complete the pending repairs for the electric scooter base and improve the availability of spare-parts. In this sequence, it has been decided to deploy a rapid-response team of 250 people, which will include technicians and operational specialists.

The core leadership will work to lead the team. The company aims to completely change the way electric two-wheelers are serviced in India. This team will not only solve the problems arising in the scooter, but will also work to solve any battery related problems. With this, efforts are also being made to reduce the waiting time for servicing.

There was a decline yesterday also

Ola’s shares had fallen by 5 percent on Wednesday and the situation is the same even today. Shares of Ola Electric Mobility have slipped by 26 percent in a month. Yesterday the stock had fallen to the level of 38 and today it has reached its lowest level. This decline is being seen in the stock due to deteriorating sentiments of investors regarding the company’s business.

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Ola Electric Q2 Results: Electric vehicle manufacturer Ola Electric has registered profit for the first time in its automotive business in the second quarter (July–September 2025) of the financial year 2025-26. Ola Electric said that in July–September 2025, the company’s pre-tax income (EBITDA) registered a growth of 0.3 percent. There was a decline of 5.3 percent in the last quarter. This was the company’s first EBITDA profitable quarter.

Operating Revenue: Rs 690 crore, Total Vehicle Supplies: 52,666 units, Motor Vehicle Gross Profit: 30.7% (up 510 basis points), Operating Expenses: Rs 258 crore down from Rs 308 crore, Integrated Operating Expenses: down from Rs 451 crore to Rs 416 crore.

The company said that the gross margin of its automotive segment is now higher than that of conventional engine (ICE) two-wheeler companies. This includes approximately 2% contribution of PLI scheme.

future plan

The company said that motor vehicle operating expenses will decline to around Rs 225 crore by the first quarter of FY27. The target is to reduce integrated operating expenses to Rs 350–375 crore. For this, the company is emphasizing on operational consolidation and technical efficiency.

What does EBITDA Profit mean?

EBITDA i.e. Earnings Before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortization — It shows the profits from the main business of a company. Ola Electric becoming profitable at this level shows that the company has achieved strength in both production and sales while controlling expenses.

Ola Electric’s growing market influence

The company is a leading player in the Indian electric two-wheeler market. In the last one year, Ola expanded its production centers and introduced new models. The company also aims to enter the electric motorcycle and car segments in the next two years. This performance of Ola Electric indicates that the EV industry in India is now gradually entering the phase of operating profitability, which is a positive sign for both investors and consumers in the future.

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Ola electric shares raly: On the one hand, due to the high tariff of Trump, there was pressure on the shares of many companies and a tremendous decline was recorded, while Ola Electric shares are constantly jumping. On Monday, the company’s stock rose 7.33% to Rs 58.01 in early trade. That is, in the last five trading sessions, the stocks of Ola Electric have seen a rise of about 20%. This stock has jumped up to 47% in the last 30 days.

This boom in Ola’s shares is being seen at a time when the company has suffered a lot in comparison to last year. In such a situation, the question is constantly arising in the minds of investors whether this speed will remain in the stocks of Ola Electric.

Why did the rally come?

Actually, Ola Electric has been recognized under the production linked incentive (PLI) scheme for its Gen-3 scooter range. With this scheme, the company can benefit from 13% to 18% on its sales and this benefit can continue till 2028. The company says that this step will not only reduce the cost but will also increase profits.

Ola says that its Gen-3 scooter line-up is more than half of the total sales of the company. Now that both Gen-2 and Gen-3 range have got this certification, more stability in business is expected to increase. The company has also said that this initiative will see positive impact on Ebitda level.

Loss of first quarter

However, the company still suffered losses in the June quarter results. During this period, the loss of Ola Electric increased to ₹ 428 crore, while this loss was ₹ 347 crore in the same quarter of last year. Revenue also declined by 50% to Rs 828 crore on an annual basis, which was Rs 1,644 crore in the same period last year.

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Ola Electric Quarter 1 Results: The results of the first quarter of the financial year 2026 of Ola Electric, the manufacturer of electric vehicles, came on Monday 14 July 2025. On the one hand, while its deficit increased, on the other hand, due to tremendous selling in its stock, the stocks jumped up to 16 percent. The first quarter ended in June (April-June 20260, the net loss of Ola Electric increased to Rs 428 crore, which was a loss of Rs 347 crore a year ago.

Company increased quarterly deficit

The company’s June quarter revival has also decreased by 50 percent and it was Rs 828 crore, which was Rs 1,644 crore a year ago. Ola Electric has issued its income statement and estimated to remain between 4200 crore to 4700 crore during the financial year 2026. If this happens, the financial year can stay in growth positive in 2026 as compared to 2025.

The company has estimated its volume to be close to 3.25 lakhs to 3.75 lakh units, while the average margin can live between 35 percent to 40 percent. Based on the adjustment, the loss of Ola Electric Ebitda was Rs 237 crore, which was Rs 205 crore last year.

Decreased losses compared to last financial year

However, when comparing the result of the June quarter of Ola Electric with the quarterly results of March this year, its deficit has come down. In the March quarter, the company’s loss was worth Rs 870 crore. The company’s revision was Rs 611 crore in the March quarter, which is Rs 828 crore during the June quarter. Ola Electric said that the auto business also came into positive on the basis of Ebitda during the June quarter.

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