Market Performance
Ola Electric share price continued to stay under pressure in the stock market today. After a sharp fall of 6% on Friday, September 5, the stock extended its losing streak for the second straight session. In just two days, the stock has lost nearly 12%.
The sell-off came after Japan’s SoftBank Group reduced its holding in the EV maker, triggering a wave of negative sentiment among investors.
Main News: SoftBank Trims Stake in Ola Electric
SoftBank, through its investment arm SVF II Ostrich (DE) LLC, pared down its stake in Ola Electric Mobility Ltd from 17.83% to 15.68%.
- Shares sold: 94.9 million equity shares
- Timeline: Between July 15 and September 2, 2025
- Sale route: Open market transactions
- Disclosure trigger: Breach of 2% threshold under SEBI takeover regulations
Before the transaction, SoftBank held 786.6 million shares (17.83%). Post-sale, its shareholding stands at 691.6 million shares (15.68%).
Despite the trimming, SoftBank remains the second-largest shareholder, just behind Ola’s founder and chairman Bhavish Aggarwal, who owns 30.02% as of the June quarter.
Ola Electric Share Price Movement
The stock reaction has been sharp following the stake cut:
- September 5 intraday low: ₹60.70 (down 6%)
- Two-day fall: 12% decline
- September gains: Still up 16% month-to-date
- August rally: Jumped 31% last month
On a yearly and broader basis:
- Year-to-date (2025): Down 29%
- One-year performance: Down 42%
- 3-month performance: Gained 27%
- 6-month performance: Up 9%
The stock remains far below its 52-week high of ₹123.90 (September 2024), but is comfortably above its 52-week low of ₹39.58 (July 2025).
Ola Q1 FY26 Earnings Snapshot
While the share price is under pressure, Ola’s Q1 results showed some improvement on the losses front.
- Revenue: ₹828 crore (down 49.6% YoY from ₹1,644 crore)
- Net Loss: ₹428 crore (narrower compared to ₹870 crore in Q4FY25 and ₹347 crore in Q1FY25)
The sharp revenue decline weighed on sentiment, even though the company managed to reduce its quarterly losses.
Summary
The Ola Electric share price has dropped 12% in just two sessions after SoftBank cut its stake to 15.68%. The stock remains volatile, balancing between short-term weakness and selective longer-term gains.
Key highlights investors are tracking:
- SoftBank trims stake via open market sale
- Stock down 12% in 2 sessions
- Still up 16% in September despite recent fall
- Q1FY26 revenue falls nearly 50% YoY
- Net loss narrows to ₹428 crore
The developments keep Ola Electric in focus for the stock market today, as traders weigh SoftBank’s stake cut against the company’s financial performance.
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