Why did the Ola Electric share price rebound today?

News that promoter pledges were removed after Bhavish Aggarwal’s stake sale eased a key overhang. That improved sentiment and sparked buying interest, with volume more than doubling the average. The move likely reflects relief on governance and financing risk, even as the broader trend and fundamentals remain weak.

Is this a bottom for Ola Electric Mobility share price?

Too early to call. The stock is still below its 50- and 200-day averages, and RSI sits under 40. A series of higher highs and higher lows, plus closes above ₹37 and then ₹41–₹42.5, would strengthen the case. Sustained margin improvement would help confirm a bottom.

What key technical levels should investors watch now?

Immediate resistance is at ₹36.70–₹37.00, then ₹41.00–₹42.50. Support sits at ₹33.00–₹34.00 and the Bollinger lower band near ₹30.85. ATR is 2.24, so using stops 1–1.5 ATR from entries can help manage risk in this volatile phase.

How do the fundamentals look after the pledge removal?

Pledge removal reduces perceived risk but does not change earnings. Ola Electric remains loss-making with TTM EPS of -₹5.46 and operating margin of -70.57%. Liquidity is fair, with a 1.73 current ratio and ₹7.00 cash per share. Valuation at P/S 4.58 suggests execution must improve.

When is the next earnings update for Ola Electric?

The next earnings announcement is listed as 6 February 2026 in the data feed, which may change. Investors should track company filings and exchange notifications for any revisions and watch for updates on deliveries, margins, and cash burn, as these will drive sentiment and valuation.

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OLAELEC.NS Stock Today: December 23 – Pledge Removal Spurs Rebound

ByHuzaifa Zahoor December 24, 2025December 24, 2025

The Ola Electric share price firmed on 23 December as news of promoter pledge removal followed Bhavish Aggarwal’s stake sale, easing a key overhang. OLAELEC.NS last traded at ₹34.75, up 1.08%, with volume more than double its 1-month average. The stock remains about 65% below its 52-week high of ₹99.95 and roughly 13% above its recent low of ₹30.76. Investors now weigh if governance cleanup plus better execution can steady losses and improve cash flows before a durable trend reversal.