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    Ola Electric shares sink 6% as Q2 revenue falls 39% YoY. What's next?

    Ola Electric shares fell over 6% after the company reported a 39% YoY decline in September-quarter revenue to Rs 421 crore, despite narrowing its consolidated net loss to Rs 362 crore. Sequentially, losses widened and revenue declined 7.5%. The stock slipped to Rs 33.48 on the NSE as investors weighed the weak revenue performance and profitability trends.

    MeitY flags physical AI data; US data centre woes may help India

    Happy Friday! MeitY is examining how home services platforms collect household data to train physical AI models.This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

    Ola Electric Q2 revenue dips 39% as registrations slide

    Ola Electric reported ₹421 crore in revenue for the September quarter, marking a 39% decrease from last year. The company ceased orders from direct-to-consumer stores as it shifts to a dealership model. Ola now has 255 dealer partners with over 300 stores to boost sales and reduce operating costs. Their net loss narrowed to ₹362 crore, despite lower vehicle registrations affecting their business.

    Stocks in news: Vodafone Idea, M&M, Ola Electric, IRCTC, Oil India and Zee Entertainment

    The Nifty ended marginally higher on Thursday, with analysts identifying 25,000–25,150 as the immediate support zone and 25,400–25,500 as resistance. Meanwhile, Vodafone Idea, M&M, Ola Electric, IRCTC, Oil India and Zee Entertainment are among the stocks likely to remain in focus on Friday amid earnings and company-specific developments.

    MeitY probes physical AI data use; Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns

    MeitY is reviewing the practice of collecting first-person video and sensor data from gig workers to train physical AI models. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    Ola Electric’s Q2 revenue slumps 39% to Rs 421 crore, losses narrow

    The company said it has stopped taking orders from its direct-to-consumer stores on Nov 1, and plans to close them by December. The company, which had announced a pivot to a dealership model in August, now has 255 dealer partners operating over 300 stores, it said in its letter to shareholders.

    The Economic Times
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