TVS Motor Company dethroned Ola Electric as the biggest electric two-wheeler manufacturer in 2025 by selling 2,95,315 units. Bajaj Auto stood second with sales of 2,66,919 units.
In the previous trading session on Wednesday, the stock displayed positive momentum, closing 1.75% higher at Rs 35.37 on the BSE, up from its previous close of Rs 34.76.
Stocks including UltraTech Cement, NTPC, IndusInd Bank, NBCC, Vodafone Idea, Ola Electric, Lenskart, Nuvama and more will be in the spotlight on Friday, December 23.
Stocks including Tata Steel, GAIL, HCL Tech, Adani Ports, Zydus Life, Coal India, Ola Electric, Emcure Pharma, RVNL and more will be in the spotlight on Wednesday, December 24.
On Tuesday, the Ola Electric stock gained as much as 4 per cent to touch a day’s high of Rs 36.10 on the BSE. With this level, the counter has surged over 15 per cent in the last three sessions.
Stocks including ACC, HCL Technologies, IRCTC, Ambuja Cements, Lenskart, KSH International, Paytm, Ola Electric, Belrise and more will be in the spotlight on Tuesday, December 23.
On Business Today TV's "What's Hot Today", Market expert discussed market gains with Nifty rising amid sectoral strength in pharma, realty, and mid/small-caps. ICICI Prudential AMC made a strong debut and rising further. Vinit Bolinjkar (Ventura Securities) recommended holding long-term as a decadal growth play, ranking it top among AMCs for valuations and brand. Ola Electric faced pressure from promoter Bhavish Aggarwal's third consecutive stake sale. Accenture's solid Q1 FY26 results boosted Indian IT sentiment, though Bolinjkar remained cautious. For 2026, he advised overweight large-caps, selective mid/small-caps, focus on manufacturing, defense, FMCG, and mid-sized banks; stay positive on gold/silver.
Shares of Ola Electric Mobility were seen at Rs 34.40 on Friday, rising 10 per cent over its previous close with a total market capitalization hitting Rs 15,000 crore mark.
The platform aims to provide relief to commuters who frequently face steep fare hikes on private aggregators such as Ola and Uber, particularly during peak hours and adverse weather conditions.
Shares of Ola Electric continue to face intense pressure as promoter Bhavish Aggarwal offloads more stake for the second straight session. Nearly 4.19 crore shares, or 0.95%, were sold for ₹142 crore, taking the total stake sale to around 1.5% worth ₹234 crore. Promoter holding has now slipped to 36.78%. The stock has sunk to a fresh all-time low of ₹31.8, more than halving from its IPO price. Market experts say the sell-off reflects investor discomfort over Ola’s shrinking market share, rising competition, and lack of visible profitability. The Street is sending a clear message—growth alone isn’t enough; sustainable profits matter most, even for new-age businesses.
On Business Today Television's "What's Hot," expert Sunny Agarwal (SBI Securities) reviewed India's record 2025 IPO market - over 100 mainboard listings raising, the highest ever. OFS dominated, with mixed listings. Top performers included Meesho, alongside others like Stallion Fluorochemicals. 2026 pipeline eyes ₹2-2.5 lakh crore, led by mega issues like Reliance Jio, NSE, Flipkart. SEBI lowered mutual fund base TER caps, enhancing transparency. Contrasts: Meesho blockbuster vs. Ola Electric's sharp decline to all-time lows amid promoter sales/competition. Markets cautious near 25,750, optimistic on 2026 earnings/FII flows.





