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Dhan appoints Angel One’s Ketan Shah as CEO of omni channel biz

EntrackrEntrackr · 4m ago
Dhan appoints Angel One’s Ketan Shah as CEO of omni channel biz
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Dhan appoints Angel One’s Ketan Shah as CEO of omni-channel biz. Shah joins Dhan’s leadership team to build and scale its omni-channel business and distribution of investing and trading products and other financial services. Stock trading platform Dhan has announced the appointment of Ketan Shah as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Omni Channel Business. Shah brings over 25 years of rich experience in the stock broking industry, covering business, technology, distribution, revenue, and strategy. He joins Dhan’s leadership team to build and scale its omni-channel business and distribution of investing and trading products and other financial services. Before joining Dhan, Shah was a key contributor at Angel One (formerly Angel Broking) for over 25 years. He was involved in its early journey, transformation into a digital business, public market listing, and scale-up to become one of the top 3 broking platforms in India. Most recently, he served as Chief Strategy Officer and Board Member at Angel One. Headquartered in Mumbai, Raise Financial Services owns and operates several platforms, including Dhan, a stock trading platform for investors and traders; Upsurge, a platform for learning about finance and markets in India; ScanX, which provides market insights and intelligence for public market investors; and FilterCoffee, offering financial media. Founded in January 2021 by Pravin Jadhav, Alok Pandey, Jay Prakash Gupta, and Raunak Rathi, Dhan last raised $22 million in January 2022. BEENEXT, Mirae Asset, 3one4 Capital, and Rocketship.vc are its major investors. The company was reportedly in talks to raise a large round. In September last year, Dhan surpassed Paytm Money to enter the top 10 list, competing in a crowded market alongside players such as Groww, Zerodha, AngelOne, Upstox, Paytm Money, and PhonePe’s Share. As per the latest NSE data, Dhan secured the 9th spot among stock brokers in August, with a 2.15% market share and 1 million clients.

Ola Electric’s E2W market share slumps to under 6% in Jan 2026 from 24.8% a year ago

EntrackrEntrackr · 11d ago
Ola Electric’s E2W market share slumps to under 6% in Jan 2026 from 24.8% a year ago
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Ola Electric’s E2W market share slumps to under 6% in Jan 2026 from 24.8% a year ago The Indian electric two wheeler market has seen significant shifts, particularly for Bhavish Aggarwal led Ola Electric, which was once the dominant player with over 35% market share at the end of 2024 but has since slipped to under 6%. Ola Electric’s overall market share since January 2025 accounted for 14.9%, translating to about 2.04 lakh units. This represents a sharp decline from 2024, when Ola Electric recorded 4.07 lakh registrations and commanded a 35.47% market share. According to Vahan data, as of January 2025, Ola Electric led the electric two wheeler market with a 24.8% share, closely followed by legacy players TVS Motor and Bajaj Auto at 24.41% and 21.81%, respectively. Ather Energy ranked fourth with a 13.31% share, followed by Greaves Electric Mobility and Hero MotoCorp. Following January 2025, Ola Electric’s market share began to decline amid controversies over persistent customer complaints, including reports of defects, safety concerns, and weaknesses in service and after-sales support. In February 2025, its market share slipped to 11.31%. However, the company saw a partial recovery during the year, with its share improving to 21.42% in April and remaining relatively consistent for the following few months. Since September 2025, the company’s sales and market share have steadily declined. In November, its market share fell to 7.16%, and by January 2026 it dropped to a new low of 5.87%, with just 5,488 registrations. On the other hand, rival Ather Energy recorded a 72% jump in sales, rising from 1.26 lakh units in 2024 to 2.18 lakh units in 2025. Its market share increased from 13.31% in January 2025 to 18.16% in January 2026. After overtaking Ola Electric in market capitalization, Ather also surpassed it in Q2 FY26 revenue, posting Rs 899 crore. Ather’s current market capitalization stands at Rs 23,712 crore, or about $2.63 billion. Legacy players such as TVS Motor and Bajaj Auto have remained consistent in sales throughout the year and continued to dominate the market. Between January 2025 and January 2026, they held overall market shares of 23.75% and 21.05%, with registrations of 3.26 lakh and 2.89 lakh units, respectively. Ola Electric’s downturn has also been reflected in its stock market performance, with the share price hitting an all-time low of Rs 30.79 today, sharply down from its listing price of Rs 75. Notably, within a few weeks of its August 2024 listing, the stock had surged to around Rs 150. The company’s current market capitalization stands at Rs 14,115 crore, or about $1.56 billion.

Wall Street seems worried about Apple — and divided over its stock

Business InsiderBusiness Insider · 1y ago
Wall Street seems worried about Apple — and divided over its stock
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Apple's decision to lay off more than 600 employees in California reflects the company's challenges and its impact on stock prices. The company is reportedly pulling back from its electric vehicle and Apple Watch display projects while exploring the development of robots for household tasks. Analysts are divided over Apple's outlook, with some suggesting that investing in robots would be a costly distraction. Concerns about the company's loss of focus and its falling stock price have emerged. However, Apple remains a mainstay in many stock portfolios due to factors like dividend payouts and share buybacks. Analysts still view Apple as a world-class business navigating a tough period.

From founder to creator: The rise of a new breed of influencers in the creator economy

Money ControlMoney Control · 2y ago
From founder to creator: The rise of a new breed of influencers in the creator economy
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The rise of the creator economy has given rise to a new breed of influencers - founders who have become content creators. These founder-influencers are leveraging platforms like X (formerly Twitter), LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram to share their insights, experiences, and thought leadership in entrepreneurship and business. Their content resonates with a wide audience interested in entrepreneurship, and brands are taking notice, preferring to collaborate with these key opinion leaders (KOLs) rather than traditional content creators. While competition in the influencer marketing space has intensified, founder-influencers continue to focus on educating and engaging audiences.

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