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Mumbai/IBNS: Shares of recently listed Ola Electric Mobility jumped 20 percent to hit an upper circuit of Rs 109.44 apiece on Monday (August 12), extending gains for a second consecutive session.

This follows another 20 percent rally that triggered the upper circuit on Ola Electrics market debut last Friday (August 9).

In terms of volumes, as many as 14 crore shares changed hands in the morning, lower than the 57 crore shares traded on Friday, as per reports.

According to reports, the Bhavish Aggarwal-led company mobilised Rs 2,763 crore from the anchor investors on August 1.

Domestic mutual funds, domestic life insurance companies and foreign funds were reportedly part of the anchor allotment.

Ola Electric Mobility will announce its Q1 results on Wednesday (August 14), while the company will hold its first board meeting since listing on the same day.

The meeting will consider and approve the unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2024, Moneycontrol reported, citing a filing by the company.

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