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Ola Electric rights issue fully subscribed early

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Rights issueBengaluruFounded 2017
  • Ola Electric Mobility makes electric scooters and is moving from direct sales to selling through dealers to improve sales and service
  • Its ₹1,000 crore rights issue was fully subscribed two days before closing, with bids for 37.14 crore of 37.03 crore shares
  • Founder Bhavish Aggarwal took up his full share, and the stock rose 23% in two sessions to ₹36.66

What happened

  • The ₹1,000 crore rights issue is fully subscribed.
  • It offers 37.03 crore shares.
  • Bids reached 37.14 crore shares by market close.
  • Bhavish Aggarwal participated fully.
  • The issue closes two days later.

Why it matters

  • A rights issue (shares offered first to existing holders) raises fresh cash.
  • The shares rose 23% in two sessions.

The business

  • Ola Electric builds electric two-wheelers.
  • It is shifting to dealer-led sales after customer complaints about service.

The founders

Bhavish Aggarwal

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In numbers

26.5%Founder direct holding · 2026
32.9%Promoter holding · 2026

What happens next

  • Issue closes in two days.

The numbers around it

Ola Electric has 9 funding rounds in StopDown's archive.

#The numbers around it
WhenRoundAmountLed by
3 November 2026Rights issue₹600 CrSoftBank
22 October 2026Rights issue₹1,000 CrMotilal Oswal
7 October 2026Rights issue₹1,000 Cr
28 September 2026rights issue₹1,000 Cr
3 September 2026publicRs 1,500 crore
2 June 2026public₹780.24 croreGoldman Sachs
15 May 2026internal investment₹2,000 Cr
26 October 2023Round₹3,200 CrTemasek

Mobility & Logistics in October 2026: 11 rounds with a disclosed amount, $544 million in all; the biggest was Ola Electric (₹1,000 Cr). Every sector this year →

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