I don’t get the panic. Ather’s fundamentals are stronger than most EV players out there. They’ve got a solid product, brand recall, and customer loyalty. If anything, this dip could be a buying opportunity once it lists.
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What next for Ather? A Hero subsidiary status? 😅😅
With the latest development, that has never been more likely.
Let's dive in!
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Whenever Ather Energy’s in need of more money, Hero pounces in.
-> This was evident in the Sep rights issue where
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