Ola Electric Mobility Ltd.’s share price has shown a dramatic surge of 17% today. The stock has been signaling a continuous fall for the past couple of quarters.(Photo: Social)
Ola Electric Mobility Ltd.’s share price has shown a dramatic surge of 17% today. The stock has been signaling a continuous fall for the past couple of quarters. Despite its challenging start in July, Ola’s shares have shown a dramatic shift toward recovery, which has amazed the market.
• July 1, 2025: There was a 47% YoY drop in Q1 FY26 sales of Ola Electric. The net loss surged to ₹2,276 crore. The company’s stock fell by 51% in 2025, hitting a record low, increasing concerns over its financial feasibility.
• July 2, 2025: Signs of recovery with a 9% increase in June vehicle registrations. However, YoY sales remained down. The stock continued to struggle.
• July 3, 2025: Challenges continued with lifetime-low stock prices and a steep decline in sales. However, the company expected demand recovery in Q2 FY26 due to prospective vehicle registrations.
• July 5, 2025: 46% YoY drop in vehicle registrations for the April-June quarter. Shares fell drastically from 50% to 20%. Concerns rose over its competitive market position.
• July 8, 2025: Stock struggles, approaching a 45% YoY sales decline. Market share loss continued. However, the launch of MoveOS 5, a software update aimed at improving vehicle performance, showed a positive sign of the company’s commitment and product reliability.
• July 11, 2025: The stock hit a record low of ₹39.76, down by 54% YTD. The company reported a net loss of ₹870 crore for Q4 FY25. Investor sentiment remained weak due to financial instability.
• July 14, 2025: The company saw a 17% surge in stock price. Despite the struggles, Ola reported a net loss of ₹428 crore for Q1 FY26 with revenue down 50% YoY. However, improving profitability, cost-cutting measures, and the unveiling of an aggressive roadmap for FY26 focused on new products and in-house battery technology helped fuel the surge.
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OLA Electric has faced significant setbacks in 2025. It has reported a 47% year-on-year (YoY) drop in Q1 FY26 sales and a widening net loss of ₹2,276 crore in July. The company’s stock plummeted by 51% earlier in the year. The stock hit a new low and signaling concerns over the company’s financial health.
With a 9% increase in vehicle registrations for June, Ola Electric’s stock showed signs of recovery starting July 2, however, YoY sales still remained down.
The company is facing challenges, including a staggering 46% YoY drop in vehicle registrations for the April-June quarter. Also, a significant market share decline, falling from nearly 50% last year to just 20% in FY26.
The company’s stock reached a record low of ₹39.76 in the mid of July, reflecting investor fears of further financial losses. The company has reported a net loss of ₹428 crore for Q1 FY26.
Ola Electric, despite these setbacks, unveiled an aggressive roadmap for FY26. The company is focusing on new product launches and in-house battery technology aimed at improving margins and enhancing vehicle performance.
The company’s move to launch MoveOS 5, a software update designed to improve vehicle performance and reliability, signaled its commitment to boosting consumer confidence. As part of its strategy to regain market share, Ola Electric is also emphasizing cost-cutting measures and improving profitability through strategic innovations.
This 17% surge in shares today reflects market optimism, as investors begin to see the company’s proactive efforts to overcome its financial and operational challenges. The focus on new vehicles, improved battery technology, and a revitalised product roadmap has restored the position of Ola Electric in India’s rapidly growing electric vehicle segment.
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