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    Make those Li-ion batteries roar

    India's demand for lithium-ion batteries is set to exceed 300 GWh by 2030, primarily met through imports. With major investments from companies and government initiatives, India plans to develop its own manufacturing capabilities. Emphasizing mineral security, advanced battery tech, and recycling, the focus is on achieving energy independence and decarbonisation.

    More anti-dumping duties to support local Indian chemical companies: Ajay Joshi

    So, going forward, as I said, we will see this across segment, where we have two or more domestic manufacturers of the product which are sufficient to cater to the domestic demand.

    Ola Electric shares double in just 7 days, valuations now more expensive than Tesla

    Ola Electric Share Price: Shares of Ola Electric soar 8% to a new peak of Rs 157.53 on the BSE, surpassing Tesla's valuation. The EV stock has surged 107% from its IPO price of Rs 76 in just 7 trading sessions. On Tuesday, 2.3 crore shares, or 0.5% equity, worth Rs 352.9 crore, changed hands at Rs 151 per share.

    Speed machine! Ola Electric shares jump another 10% today, up 92% from IPO issue price

    Ola Electric Share Price: Ola Electric Mobility's shares rose by 10%, reaching a 52-week high of Rs 146 on Monday, reflecting a 92% increase from its IPO price. HSBC set a target price of Rs 140, citing regulatory support and cost reduction. In the June quarter, revenue grew by 32% YoY, while losses widened to Rs 347 crore.

    Ola Electric shares up 75% from IPO issue price. 3 reasons why HSBC is bullish

    Ola Electric Mobility's shares rose 75% to Rs 133, catching investors off guard. HSBC set a target of Rs 140, highlighting sustained regulatory support and cost-cutting measures. The brokerage predicts lower EV manufacturing costs and successful battery production, making EVs more competitive against ICE scooters.

    Ola Electric announces integration of its 'Made in India' cells in own EVs by Q1 FY26

    Ola Electric revealed plans to use its newly developed 'Bharat cell' lithium batteries in its electric vehicles by Q1 FY26 and announced the upcoming launch of new electric motorcycles. The company reported a 34.32% rise in revenue and record vehicle deliveries, reaching 1,25,198 units in the recent quarter.

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