Ather Energy said to plan $200 million share sale in India
Electric scooter maker Ather Energy is reportedly planning a significant share sale, aiming to raise to $200 million from institutional investors as early as next week. Appointed banks HSBC, Axis Capital, and Nomura are managing the placement.

The electric two-wheeler maker has appointed HSBC Holdings Plc, Axis Capital Ltd. and Nomura Holdings Inc. to manage the qualified institutional placement, the people said, asking not to be identified because the information is private.
Representatives for Ather and the banks didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.
Shares of Ather have surged more than 250% from their initial public offering price in May 2025, with the gains accelerating since the Iran war increased demand for electric transport options.
The fundraising would provide additional capital to expand manufacturing capacity, scale the company’s retail network and invest in new products as competition intensifies in India’s electric vehicle market.
Backed by investors including Hero MotoCorp Ltd., Ather has been expanding its product lineup and charging infrastructure as competition in India’s electric scooter market heats up. Rivals include Ola Electric Mobility Ltd., TVS Motor Co. and Bajaj Auto Ltd.
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