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Summary: Investors are buzzing after Ola Electric’s 25 per cent jump in the last two days, yet only a select few funds will benefit. Curious to know if yours is one of them?
Ola Electric has caught fire on the bourses again, with its shares surging almost 25 per cent in the last two days, as founder Bhavish Aggarwal laid down a set of ambitious roadmap.
Aggarwal announced that Ola’s much-anticipated 4680 Bharat cell will hit the market by Navratri, as per MoneyControl. The Tamil Nadu gigafactory is already in full swing, with Head of R&D Rajesh Mekkat claiming the new battery offers:
- A 15-year life cycle,
- 5x higher capacity than rivals, and
- 80 per cent charging in just 15 minutes.
With Ola gunning for a 25–30 per cent share of India’s two-wheeler EV market, investors are betting on vertical integration and product depth to drive the company’s next leg of growth.
Which mutual funds hold Ola Electric?
Since Ola Electric remains a relatively new entrant in the listed space and has had a troublesome patch in recent months, only a handful of mutual funds have built exposure. According to June 2025 portfolios, just five AMCs (fund houses) held the stock, with Mirae Asset being the most aggressive, followed by HDFC Mutual Fund and Sundaram Mutual Fund.
On an individual fund-level basis, here are the top funds positioned to gain the most from Ola’s two-day surge:
- Helios Flexi Cap Fund: 1.48 per cent of investors’ money, which translates to Rs 54.97 crore
- Helios Mid Cap Fund: 1.46 per cent, Rs 2.81 crore
- Baroda BNP Paribas Midcap Fund: 0.95 per cent, Rs 20.66 crore
- Mirae Asset ELSS Tax Saver Fund: 0.47 per cent, Rs 121.85 crore
- Mirae Asset Large & Midcap Fund: 0.4 per cent, Rs 163.78 crore
Note: Direct plans. Only diversified equity funds are considered.
Notably, Mirae Asset AMC increased its Ola Electric stake in June 2025, signalling confidence in the EV maker’s trajectory.
That said, Ola Electric exposure across mutual funds remains limited, both in number of schemes and allocation size.
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