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Bhavish Aggarwal, the founder and promoter, remained seller in shares of Ola Electric Mobility, the Bengaluru-based electric scooter maker, for third consecutive session on December 18. He has offloaded nearly 2.2 percent stake in three days worth more than Rs 324 crore, which is much higher than his requirement for repaying promoter level loan amounting to Rs 260 crore.

Due to consistent selling by promoter, the stock maintained its downtrend and hit all-time closing low of Rs 31.26, down 5 percent with higher volumes. It lost 80 percent from record high of Rs 157.4 on August 20 last year. Today's market capitalisation of the company stood at Rs 13,797 crore, which is significantly lower than Rs 69,000 crore it recorded at highest price level.

On Thursday, Bhavish Aggarwal sold 2.83 crore equity shares (equivalent to 0.64 percent of paid-up equity) in <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/auto-ancillaries-brakes/olaelectricmobility/OEM">Ola Electric Mobility</a> for Rs 90.3 crore at Rs 31.9 per share, taking the total selling to 2.18 percent stake worth Rs 324.4 crore in three days on a trot.

Promoter offloaded 0.95 percent stake worth Rs 142.3 crore on Wednesday, and 0.59 percent shares worth Rs 91.87 crore on Tuesday.

Promoters were holding 36.78 percent stake in Ola Electric as of September 2025, of which 8.25 percent holding was encumbered.

Bhavish Aggarwal had informed exchanges on December 16 that he had undertaken a one-time, limited monetisation of a small portion of his personal stake to fully repay a promoter level loan amounting to Rs 260 crore.

"This action is taken to eliminate all promoter pledges, which can introduce avoidable risk and volatility. It is part of the founder's conviction that Ola Electric should operate with zero pledge overhang, and he should fully unwind the leverage," he said.

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Bhavish Aggarwal pares nearly 2.2% stake Ola Electric Mobility in three days

Bhavish Aggarwal pares nearly 2.2% stake Ola Electric Mobility in three days, worth more than his requirement for repaying loan of Rs 260 crore

Bhavish Aggarwal, the founder and promoter, remained seller in shares of Ola Electric Mobility, the Bengaluru-based electric scooter maker, for third consecutive session on December 18. He has offloaded nearly 2.2 percent stake in three days worth more than Rs 324 crore, which is much higher than his requirement for repaying promoter level loan amounting to Rs 260 crore.

Due to consistent selling by promoter, the stock maintained its downtrend and hit all-time closing low of Rs 31.26, down 5 percent with higher volumes. It lost 80 percent from record high of Rs 157.4 on August 20 last year. Today's market capitalisation of the company stood at Rs 13,797 crore, which is significantly lower than Rs 69,000 crore it recorded at highest price level.

On Thursday, Bhavish Aggarwal sold 2.83 crore equity shares (equivalent to 0.64 percent of paid-up equity) in Ola Electric Mobility for Rs 90.3 crore at Rs 31.9 per share, taking the total selling to 2.18 percent stake worth Rs 324.4 crore in three days on a trot.

Promoter offloaded 0.95 percent stake worth Rs 142.3 crore on Wednesday, and 0.59 percent shares worth Rs 91.87 crore on Tuesday.

Promoters were holding 36.78 percent stake in Ola Electric as of September 2025, of which 8.25 percent holding was encumbered.

Bhavish Aggarwal had informed exchanges on December 16 that he had undertaken a one-time, limited monetisation of a small portion of his personal stake to fully repay a promoter level loan amounting to Rs 260 crore.

&quot;This action is taken to eliminate all promoter pledges, which can introduce avoidable risk and volatility. It is part of the founder's conviction that Ola Electric should operate with zero pledge overhang, and he should fully unwind the leverage,&quot; he said.

Crude-sensitive stocks dropped in trade on December 18 as oil prices soared amid supply concerns due to blockade of Venezuelan oil tankers and US possibly preparing more sanctions for Russia.

Brent crude rose to $60 per barrel. US West Texas Intermediate crude meanwhile was up 0.68 percent to $56.32 per barrel.
<h3><strong>US prepares new sanctions for Russia, says report:</strong></h3>
The United States is preparing a fresh round of sanctions for Russia’s energy sector if the latter’s President Vladimir Putin rejects the peace deal with Ukraine, Bloomberg reported citing people familiar with the matter.

Kremlin is aware that some US officials are planning to introduce new sanctions against Russia, Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Wednesday, according to the Interfax news service. “It’s obvious that any sanctions are harmful for the process of rebuilding relations,” he said.
<h3><strong>Trump orders 'blockade' of Venezuelan oil tankers:</strong></h3>
Earlier this week, US President Donald Trump ordered a “blockade” of all sanctioned oil tankers entering and leaving Venezuela. The administration has moved thousands of troops and nearly a dozen warships, including an aircraft carrier, to the region.

"For the theft of our Assets, and many other reasons, including Terrorism, Drug Smuggling, and Human Trafficking, the Venezuelan Regime has been designated a FOREIGN TERRORIST ORGANIZATION," Trump wrote on Truth Social. "Therefore, today, I am ordering A TOTAL AND COMPLETE BLOCKADE OF ALL SANCTIONED OIL TANKERS going into, and out of, Venezuela."

Oil prices edged us as a result of these developments.
<h3><strong>Crude-sensitive stocks:</strong></h3>
The shares of oil marketing companies lead loses among the crude-sensitive pack. Indian Oil Corporation (<a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/refineries/indianoilcorporation/IOC">IOC</a>) shares fell nearly 4 percent to close at Rs 161.73 apiece. Bharat Petroleum Corporation (<a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/refineries/bharatpetroleumcorporation/BPC">BPCL</a>) shares fell over 1 percent, while Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (<a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/refineries/hindustanpetroleumcorporation/HPC">HPCL</a>) shares closed in the red with marginal losses.

Crude oil is one of the major raw materials for paint companies, hence the rising oil prices is expected to impact the paint companies as well. <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/paints/indigopaints/IP08">IndiGo Paints</a> shares fell more than 1.5 percent to close at Rs 1,180 apiece, while <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/paintsvarnishes/asianpaints/AP31">Asian Paints</a> shares fell around 1 percent to emerge as one of the top losers on the Nifty 50 index.

Tyre stocks also fell on the back of rising oil prices. JK Tyre &amp; Industries and <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/tyres/apollotyres/AT14">Apollo Tyres</a> shares fell around 1 percent each.

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IOC, Asian Paints, Apollo Tyres, other crude-sensitive stocks fall up to 4% as oil prices rise

Crude-sensitive stocks dropped in trade on December 18 as oil prices soared amid supply concerns due to blockade of Venezuelan oil tankers and US possibly preparing more sanctions for Russia.

Brent crude rose to $60 per barrel. US West Texas Intermediate crude meanwhile was up 0.68 percent to $56.32 per barrel.
US prepares new sanctions for Russia, says report:
The United States is preparing a fresh round of sanctions for Russia’s energy sector if the latter’s President Vladimir Putin rejects the peace deal with Ukraine, Bloomberg reported citing people familiar with the matter.

Kremlin is aware that some US officials are planning to introduce new sanctions against Russia, Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Wednesday, according to the Interfax news service. “It’s obvious that any sanctions are harmful for the process of rebuilding relations,” he said.
Trump orders 'blockade' of Venezuelan oil tankers:
Earlier this week, US President Donald Trump ordered a “blockade” of all sanctioned oil tankers entering and leaving Venezuela. The administration has moved thousands of troops and nearly a dozen warships, including an aircraft carrier, to the region.

&quot;For the theft of our Assets, and many other reasons, including Terrorism, Drug Smuggling, and Human Trafficking, the Venezuelan Regime has been designated a FOREIGN TERRORIST ORGANIZATION,&quot; Trump wrote on Truth Social. &quot;Therefore, today, I am ordering A TOTAL AND COMPLETE BLOCKADE OF ALL SANCTIONED OIL TANKERS going into, and out of, Venezuela.&quot;

Oil prices edged us as a result of these developments.
Crude-sensitive stocks:
The shares of oil marketing companies lead loses among the crude-sensitive pack. Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) shares fell nearly 4 percent to close at Rs 161.73 apiece. Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL) shares fell over 1 percent, while Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL) shares closed in the red with marginal losses.

Crude oil is one of the major raw materials for paint companies, hence the rising oil prices is expected to impact the paint companies as well. IndiGo Paints shares fell more than 1.5 percent to close at Rs 1,180 apiece, while Asian Paints shares fell around 1 percent to emerge as one of the top losers on the Nifty 50 index.

Tyre stocks also fell on the back of rising oil prices. JK Tyre &amp;amp; Industries and Apollo Tyres shares fell around 1 percent each.

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LG Electronics India shares on Thursday settled nearly 2 percent lower after brokerage ICICI Securities flagged a weak demand outlook for the December quarter.

The stock settled at Rs 1,521.50 on the NSE, down 1.89 percent. During the session, it touched a fresh low of Rs 1,515.50, falling 2.28 percent.

The shares have declined for the third consecutive session and are down 3.14 percent over the past three days.

In a note, ICICI Securities said the third quarter is expected to be weak due to subdued primary and secondary sales across air conditioners, televisions and appliances. It added that demand has slowed after the festive season and the near-term outlook remains soft, reported Informist.

The brokerage, however, said the company continues to gain market share in the room air conditioner segment and its channel inventory position is better than peers.

ICICI Securities maintained a ‘buy’ rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 1,875, citing confidence in the company’s medium-term prospects driven by sustained market share, premium positioning and backward integration.

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LG Electronics India shares settle 2% lower as brokerage ICICI Securities sees weak Q3

LG Electronics India shares on Thursday settled nearly 2 percent lower after brokerage ICICI Securities flagged a weak demand outlook for the December quarter.

The stock settled at Rs 1,521.50 on the NSE, down 1.89 percent. During the session, it touched a fresh low of Rs 1,515.50, falling 2.28 percent.

The shares have declined for the third consecutive session and are down 3.14 percent over the past three days.

In a note, ICICI Securities said the third quarter is expected to be weak due to subdued primary and secondary sales across air conditioners, televisions and appliances. It added that demand has slowed after the festive season and the near-term outlook remains soft, reported Informist.

The brokerage, however, said the company continues to gain market share in the room air conditioner segment and its channel inventory position is better than peers.

ICICI Securities maintained a ‘buy’ rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 1,875, citing confidence in the company’s medium-term prospects driven by sustained market share, premium positioning and backward integration.

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The newly-listed shares of <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/retailing/meesho/ML13">Meesho</a> surged up to 18 percent on December 18, extending its bull run since market debut earlier this month. However, analysts have advised caution and listed out why it may be a better for investors to delay purchase of the e-commerce platform's shares.

Meesho shares rose to an intraday high of Rs 254.40 apiece on Thursday, the highest level seen by the stock so far. This marks a whopping 129 percent jump from its IPO price of Rs 111 per share. The stock later pared some gains to close around 8 percent higher at Rs 233.53 apiece.
<h3><strong>What lies ahead?</strong></h3>
Meesho is a strong long-term business, but the current price after the sharp rally makes the near-term risk reward unattractive, said Abhinav Tiwari, Research Analyst at Bonanza. While he noted that the company’s growth story is convincing, he added that buying shares at such elevated levels won’t fully account for execution risks and the fact that losses are still present.

Meesho’s fundamentals are improving steadily, but valuation is the key risk, the analyst added. "The strong IPO subscription and sharp post listing rise suggest optimism may have run ahead of fundamentals. Given this, waiting for a more attractive price could offer a better risk reward," he said.

The fact that Meesho’s sharp rally has pushed its price way ahead of target prices set by brokerages shows that a large part of the immediate optimism may already have been priced in, said Harshal Dasani, Business Head at INVasset PM.

He noted that the company is still transitioning towards consistent profitability. “At this stage, investor confidence is driven more by the perceived long-term opportunity than by near-term earnings visibility,” he said.

“While institutional participation post-listing lends credibility, sustaining these levels will require tangible progress on unit economics, operating leverage and competitive intensity management. Unlike established consumer or tech platforms, Meesho is still proving its public-market credentials, where quarterly execution and transparency become critical,” he added.

For investors, the focus should shift from headline growth to delivery, he said, explain that questions like how effectively Meesho converts scale into sustainable profitability will ultimately determine whether the post-IPO re-rating holds or normalises over time.
<h3><strong>Meesho's bumper market debut:</strong></h3>
The stock had made a strong market debut on December 10, listing at Rs 162.50 apiece on NSE. This marked a premium of more than 46 percent from the IPO price of Rs 111 per share.

This came after the Rs 5,421-crore IPO of the e-commerce platform was subscribed 79 times. The stock is currently around 32 percent higher than its listing price.

The stock has jumped up to 129 percent from its IPO price, and 57 percent from its listing price in just seven sessions since debut.

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Meesho shares rally up to 129% from IPO price in just 7 days: Here's why analysts advise caution

The newly-listed shares of Meesho surged up to 18 percent on December 18, extending its bull run since market debut earlier this month. However, analysts have advised caution and listed out why it may be a better for investors to delay purchase of the e-commerce platform's shares.

Meesho shares rose to an intraday high of Rs 254.40 apiece on Thursday, the highest level seen by the stock so far. This marks a whopping 129 percent jump from its IPO price of Rs 111 per share. The stock later pared some gains to close around 8 percent higher at Rs 233.53 apiece.
What lies ahead?
Meesho is a strong long-term business, but the current price after the sharp rally makes the near-term risk reward unattractive, said Abhinav Tiwari, Research Analyst at Bonanza. While he noted that the company’s growth story is convincing, he added that buying shares at such elevated levels won’t fully account for execution risks and the fact that losses are still present.

Meesho’s fundamentals are improving steadily, but valuation is the key risk, the analyst added. &quot;The strong IPO subscription and sharp post listing rise suggest optimism may have run ahead of fundamentals. Given this, waiting for a more attractive price could offer a better risk reward,&quot; he said.

The fact that Meesho’s sharp rally has pushed its price way ahead of target prices set by brokerages shows that a large part of the immediate optimism may already have been priced in, said Harshal Dasani, Business Head at INVasset PM.

He noted that the company is still transitioning towards consistent profitability. “At this stage, investor confidence is driven more by the perceived long-term opportunity than by near-term earnings visibility,” he said.

“While institutional participation post-listing lends credibility, sustaining these levels will require tangible progress on unit economics, operating leverage and competitive intensity management. Unlike established consumer or tech platforms, Meesho is still proving its public-market credentials, where quarterly execution and transparency become critical,” he added.

For investors, the focus should shift from headline growth to delivery, he said, explain that questions like how effectively Meesho converts scale into sustainable profitability will ultimately determine whether the post-IPO re-rating holds or normalises over time.
Meesho's bumper market debut:
The stock had made a strong market debut on December 10, listing at Rs 162.50 apiece on NSE. This marked a premium of more than 46 percent from the IPO price of Rs 111 per share.

This came after the Rs 5,421-crore IPO of the e-commerce platform was subscribed 79 times. The stock is currently around 32 percent higher than its listing price.

The stock has jumped up to 129 percent from its IPO price, and 57 percent from its listing price in just seven sessions since debut.

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The shares of <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/hospitalhealthcare-services/maxhealthcareinstitute/MHI">Max Healthcare Institute</a> jumped nearly 3 percent on December 18 after the company announced that its board has approved the proposal to acquire 100 percent stake in Pune's Yerawada Properties to build a super speciality hospital in Pune.

Max Healthcare shares hit an intraday high of Rs 1,060.90 apiece, snapping a two-session losing streak. The stock then pared some gains to close nearly 2 percent higher at Rs 1,048 per share.
<h3><strong>Max Healthcare to acquire Yerawada Properties:</strong></h3>
In an exchange filing released today, Max Healthcare announced that its board has approved the proposal to enter into a share purchase agreement for acquisition of 100 percent equity stake in Yerawada Properties Private Limited (YPPL), Pune, Maharashtra.

Max Healthcare said that the purchase of the equity stake will be carried out in a step-up manner, and the total cost of acquisition will roughly stand at Rs 200 crore. As part of the first tranche of the transaction, Max Healthcare will acquire 100 percent of the Class A equity shares representing 100 percent of the voting rights and approximately 50.22 percent of the economic interest in Yerawada Properties. "Further, the Company shall acquire 100% Class B Equity Shares in a phased manner over a period of ~4 years," it added.

"The purchase of equity stake shall be carried out in a step-up manner and shall conclude upon receipt of Occupancy Certificate for the hospital building planned to be constructed on the said land," it said. The acquisition is expected to be completed within 4 years.
<h3><strong>Max Healthcare to set up 450-bed hospital in Pune:</strong></h3>
Max Healthcare’s board has also approved the plan to spend up to Rs 1,020 crore to set up a super speciality hospital with 450-bed capacity on the land owned by Yerawada Properties. This would include the cost to acquire Yerawada's shares, construction, equipment cost, stamp duty, registration charges and more.

"The acquisition of YPPL will lead to expansion of Company’s footprint in Maharashtra by enabling setting up of a ~450 bedded hospital in Yerawada, Pune, a prime locality in the centre of the city," it said.

YPPL is engaged in real estate development business and owns 1.68 acres parcel of freehold land in Pune's Yerawada. "Pune, a thriving city with a large population and a growing middle class, is experiencing a surge in demand for quality healthcare services and the Company intends to expand its footprints in the territory. The hospital shall cater to the healthcare needs of population living in Pune and surrounding regions," Max Healthcare said.

Here's what Max Healthcare management said:

Speaking about the development, Max Healthcare Chairman and Managing Director Abhay Soi said, "Pune is one of India’s fastest-growing urban centers with a strong economic base and rapidly expanding middle-class population. There is a growing need for a high-end super speciality hospital equipped with state-of-the-art technology that Max Healthcare is renowned for."

He added that this proposed hospital will bring advanced medical care closer to patients in the region. "Our entry into Pune is a strategic milestone for Max Healthcare and aligns with our long-term vision of expanding our presence in key healthcare markets across the country. We see this as first amongst the few that we intend to establish in this market," Soi further said.
<h3><strong>Max Healthcare share price history:</strong></h3>
Max Healthcare shares have fallen more than 3 percent in the past five days, and over 6 percent in the past one month. The stock has tumbled over 11 percent in the past six months.

Its P/E ratio stands at 87.40.

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Max Healthcare to set up 450-bed hospital in Pune; shares rise up to 3%

The shares of Max Healthcare Institute jumped nearly 3 percent on December 18 after the company announced that its board has approved the proposal to acquire 100 percent stake in Pune's Yerawada Properties to build a super speciality hospital in Pune.

Max Healthcare shares hit an intraday high of Rs 1,060.90 apiece, snapping a two-session losing streak. The stock then pared some gains to close nearly 2 percent higher at Rs 1,048 per share.
Max Healthcare to acquire Yerawada Properties:
In an exchange filing released today, Max Healthcare announced that its board has approved the proposal to enter into a share purchase agreement for acquisition of 100 percent equity stake in Yerawada Properties Private Limited (YPPL), Pune, Maharashtra.

Max Healthcare said that the purchase of the equity stake will be carried out in a step-up manner, and the total cost of acquisition will roughly stand at Rs 200 crore. As part of the first tranche of the transaction, Max Healthcare will acquire 100 percent of the Class A equity shares representing 100 percent of the voting rights and approximately 50.22 percent of the economic interest in Yerawada Properties. &quot;Further, the Company shall acquire 100% Class B Equity Shares in a phased manner over a period of ~4 years,&quot; it added.

&quot;The purchase of equity stake shall be carried out in a step-up manner and shall conclude upon receipt of Occupancy Certificate for the hospital building planned to be constructed on the said land,&quot; it said. The acquisition is expected to be completed within 4 years.
Max Healthcare to set up 450-bed hospital in Pune:
Max Healthcare’s board has also approved the plan to spend up to Rs 1,020 crore to set up a super speciality hospital with 450-bed capacity on the land owned by Yerawada Properties. This would include the cost to acquire Yerawada's shares, construction, equipment cost, stamp duty, registration charges and more.

&quot;The acquisition of YPPL will lead to expansion of Company’s footprint in Maharashtra by enabling setting up of a ~450 bedded hospital in Yerawada, Pune, a prime locality in the centre of the city,&quot; it said.

YPPL is engaged in real estate development business and owns 1.68 acres parcel of freehold land in Pune's Yerawada. &quot;Pune, a thriving city with a large population and a growing middle class, is experiencing a surge in demand for quality healthcare services and the Company intends to expand its footprints in the territory. The hospital shall cater to the healthcare needs of population living in Pune and surrounding regions,&quot; Max Healthcare said.

Here's what Max Healthcare management said:

Speaking about the development, Max Healthcare Chairman and Managing Director Abhay Soi said, &quot;Pune is one of India’s fastest-growing urban centers with a strong economic base and rapidly expanding middle-class population. There is a growing need for a high-end super speciality hospital equipped with state-of-the-art technology that Max Healthcare is renowned for.&quot;

He added that this proposed hospital will bring advanced medical care closer to patients in the region. &quot;Our entry into Pune is a strategic milestone for Max Healthcare and aligns with our long-term vision of expanding our presence in key healthcare markets across the country. We see this as first amongst the few that we intend to establish in this market,&quot; Soi further said.
Max Healthcare share price history:
Max Healthcare shares have fallen more than 3 percent in the past five days, and over 6 percent in the past one month. The stock has tumbled over 11 percent in the past six months.

Its P/E ratio stands at 87.40.

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