Daybreak You think Ola Electric is in trouble? You’re not even close
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Jul 15, 2025 Ola Electric's stock hit a record low, sparking concerns about its financial health. Despite a brief recovery, revenue continues to decline and losses are soaring. The company's ambitious claims clash with a grim reality, as cash flow issues deepen. Competition from heavyweights like TVS Motors and Bajaj Auto is intensifying, squeezing margins further. As debt increases and ratings decline, urgent financial strategies are vital for survival. Can the founder really navigate this turbulent landscape?
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Ola's Troubling Financial Reality
- Ola Electric's stock price is far below its IPO value and post-listing peak despite recent rebounds.
- Financials reveal falling revenue and ballooning losses, contradicting the optimistic growth narrative.
Market Share and Sales Decline
- Ola Electric lost significant market share to competitors like TVS and Bajaj, now holding just 20% of the electric two-wheeler market.
- Sales volumes remain below break-even targets, worsening the company’s financial stress.
Mounting Debt and Funding Crisis
- Ola's debt has tripled recently, and rising interest rates increase financial burden.
- The company faces a funding gap amid high losses and negative cash flow, risking insolvency without drastic change.