EV Mechanica

Subscribe to EV Mechanica's Current Newsletter & never miss an update!

    Close Menu
      Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
      EVMechanicaEVMechanica
      EVMechanicaEVMechanica
      • Home
      • News
        • E-Mobility
        • EV Battery
      • Charging Stations
      • Policy
      • Interview
      • Jobs
      • Events
      • E-Mag
      • Subscription
      Facebook YouTube LinkedIn WhatsApp
      EVMechanicaEVMechanica
      Home » EV and Auto Component Stocks See Mixed Performance on July 24: Olectra Greentech Soars 15.46%

      EV and Auto Component Stocks See Mixed Performance on July 24: Olectra Greentech Soars 15.46%

      Rashmi VermaBy Rashmi VermaJuly 24, 2025 News 2 Mins Read
      EV and Auto Component Stocks See Mixed Performance on July 24: Olectra Greentech Soars 15.46%
      Share
      Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp

      On July 24, 2025, India’s electric vehicle (EV) and auto component sector showed mixed trends in the stock market. While several companies faced minor declines, a few players delivered impressive gains, indicating selective investor optimism within the sector.

      The standout performer of the day was Olectra Greentech, which surged by 15.46%, closing at ₹1,532.40. The sharp jump could be linked to positive developments in its electric bus segment or new government orders.

      JBM Auto also performed well, gaining 4.46% to close at ₹674.05. This reflects growing confidence in its EV component supply capabilities. Meanwhile, Greaves Cotton rose 2.59% to ₹208.81, possibly driven by rising interest in electric two- and three-wheeler components.

      Tata Motors, a major EV player in India, saw a 1.51% increase to ₹700.50, likely due to continued investor trust in its expanding electric car portfolio.

      On the other hand, several companies recorded small losses. Exicom Tele-Systems Ltd. fell 1.54% to ₹167.59, Hero MotoCorp dipped 1.42%, and HEG declined by 1.92%, signaling some caution among investors.

      Other minor fallers included Bharat Electronics (-0.49%), Bharat Forge (-0.55%), Bosch (-0.19%), and Ola Electric Mobility Ltd. (-1.05%).

      Stocks like UNO Minda (+0.90%), HBL Engineering (+0.52%), and Sona Comstar (+0.37%) ended in the green with moderate gains.

      In summary, the EV and auto component market reflected mixed investor sentiment on July 24, with major gains for Olectra and JBM Auto standing out. While some stocks corrected slightly, the sector continues to show long-term promise amid India’s EV transition.

      TABLE

      Company Name Closing Price on July 24 Change %
      AMARA RAJA ENERGY & MOBILITY 1,009.90 -0.15%
      BHARAT ELECTRONICS 398.25 -0.49%
      BHARAT FORGE 1,217.00 -0.55%
      BOSCH 37,910.00 -0.19%
      EXICOM TELE-SYSTEMS LTD. 167.59 -1.54%
      EXIDE INDUSTRIES 391.2 -0.15%
      GREAVES COTTON 208.81 2.59%
      HBL ENGINEERING 588.25 0.52%
      HEG 530.8 -1.92%
      HERO MOTOCORP 4,301.90 -1.42%
      JBM AUTO 674.05 4.46%
      MINDA CORPORATION 514.25 -0.38%
      OLA ELECTRIC MOBILITY LTD. 42.60 -1.05%
      OLECTRA GREENTECH 1,532.40 15.46%
      SONA COMSTAR 490.8 0.37%
      TATA MOTORS 700.5 1.51%
      UNIPARTS INDIA 379.2 -0.08%
      UNO MINDA 1,081.00 0.90%

      Auto Component Stocks electric mobility EV Stocks Greaves Cotton HBL Engineering JBM Auto news Olectra Greentech Tata Motors Uno Minda
      Share. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp
      Rashmi Verma

      More article from Rashmi Verma

      Keep Reading

      Volkswagen Temporarily Halts ID. Buzz Production Amid Challenges

      Panasonic to Develop Higher-Capacity EV Battery for Longer Range

      BYD is to Launch 1,000 kW Flash Charging in Europe

      Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

      11 + 13 =

      E-MOBILITY

      Volkswagen Temporarily Halts ID. Buzz Production Amid Challenges

      September 18, 2025

      Honda Launches First EV Motorcycle with 130 KM Range

      September 18, 2025

      Rivian Launches Georgia EV Plant to Boost Manufacturing

      September 18, 2025

      VinFast India and ICICI Bank Partner for EV Financing

      September 18, 2025

      Articles

      Mobility’s Hidden Backlog: How India’s Vehicle Boom Created a Challan Pendency Problem

      India’s vehicle base is vast—and still growing. As of February 8, 2025, VAHAN records show…

      New GST Playbook: What It Means for Cars, Bikes and EVs

      The Government of India has just announced a key reform of the Goods and Services…

      Battery Leasing: A Scalable and Affordable Solution for Businesses and Fleet Operators

      The rapid adoption of electric mobility in India is transforming how businesses and fleet operators…

      © 2025 EVMechanica.com.
      • Home
      • About Us
      • Contact Us
      • Subscription

      Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.