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Ola Electric IPO Details: Launch Date, Share Price, Issue Size, GMP & Review

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Ola Electric Mobility Limited – About the Company Ola Electric is one of the first of its kind of electric vehicles (EVs) in the two-wheeler segment maker is now involved in manufacturing the EVs and core EV components, including cells. Apart from producing two-wheeler EVs, it is also producing certain core EV components like making battery packs and motors at Ola Future factory, at its manufacturing facility. The company has vertically integrated technologies and manufacturing capabilities to operate on three key scalable platforms. First, R&D and technology platform with in-house design and development across EV technologies and components. The second one is an adaptable manufacturing and supply chain platform, and the third one is a D2C omnichannel distribution platform that comprises 935 experience centres located across India of which 414 are service centres. In August 2021, Ola Electric introduced its first EV model - the S1 Pro and now it has a product portfolio of five EV s...

How to improve Allotment chances: Best Tips for investing in IPO

  In recent past, mainboard IPO has become a money making machine for regular investors, in which the shares of company floating the IPO generally trades at premium. The premium offering leads to a good return for individual investors for ex.  Tata technologies IPO , which debut the bourses at 140% premium. Retail investors typically receive 35% of the issue size, but in select cases, SEBI may reserve 10% of the quota for retail investors and 75% for qualified institutional buyers. While there is no sure way to secure an allotment, the following approaches may help an investor improve their chances of getting an IPO allocation:  Bid at a Cut-Off Price Often, companies floating an IPO use a book-building procedure to find the best stock price. The company calculates a price range within which investors can bid for the IPO issue. Most investors apply through a cut-off price, meaning they are willing to pay whatever price the company decides after the book-building process. ...