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Oben Electric Secures INR 85 Cr Funding

Oben Electric Secures INR 85 Cr Funding
EV Startup Oben Electric Raises INR 85 Cr To Scale Distribution Network · inc42.com

Oben Electric is a company that makes electric motorcycles.

They just got a big amount of money, INR 85 Cr, from investors to help them grow.

They plan to open more stores and start selling a new type of motorcycle called the O100.

Right now, they have stores in 18 states in India and want to have 150 stores by 2026.

They also want to make sure their motorcycles are reliable and have good service support because that's important to their customers.

They make their motorcycles and batteries themselves, which helps them control the quality.

They are doing well and expect to make a lot more money next year.

Key facts

Funding Amount
INR 85 Cr ($10 Mn)
Founded
2020
Founders
Madhumita Agrawal, Dinkar Agrawal, Sagar Thakkar
Current Stores
85 exclusive stores across 18 states
Target Stores by 2026
150 exclusive stores with service centres
Upcoming Product
O100 motorcycle platform
Revenue FY25
$3 Mn (INR 25 Cr)
Projected Revenue FY26
$12 Mn (INR 100 Cr)

Quotes

Madhumita Agrawal

Founder & CEO, Oben Electric

“This fundraise is a strong validation of investor confidence in Oben Electric’s operating momentum, capital discipline, and growth roadmap. This new funding gives us clear visibility and confidence to achieve COGS break-even by March 2026, an important milestone for any EV OEM operating at scale. As we expand our distribution footprint, backed by growing customer validation and deepening dealer interest, we are well poised to progress towards EBITDA break-even in 2027. We remain focused on scaling sustainably while building a category-defining electric motorcycle company from India.”
thehindubusinessline.com

Raj K Soin

Chairman and CEO, Soin International and Ex-Founder of MTC Technologies (USA)

“When I met Madhumita and Dinkar I was very favourably impressed by their plans and focus towards building an independent e motorbike company. When I visited the manufacturing facility I was very impressed by their operation and extreme focus towards quality and processes. It was a combination of these factors and a large unfilled market for e-bikes that led me to invest in their company.”
thehindubusinessline.com

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