India's markets regulator has sent a warning letter to Ola Electric for sharing information on social media before disclosing it to investors, adding to a long line of troubles for the electric two-wheeler maker.

The warning states that Ola Electric announced its expansion plans on social media before it was brought to the attention of the stock exchanges.

Ola Electric recently revealed its expansion plans with new showrooms through social media posts which irked the regulator.

According to the Listing Obligation and Disclosure Requirements (LODR) regulations, listed companies are required to make such disclosures on the stock exchanges first

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has issued an administrative warning to Ola Electric Mobility for violating disclosure norms. The company received the letter on January 7, according to its communication with the exchanges.

Ola Electric Mobility shares fell 3.8% after SEBI issued a warning for violating disclosure norms. The warning was given due to early announcement of a planned store network expansion. The Karnataka High Court also granted Ola an extension to respond to CCPA.

India's markets regulator has warned Ola Electric against sharing company-related information on social media before disclosing it to investors, adding to a slew of problems for the electric two-wheeler maker.

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd. was warned by India’s markets regulator against posting company updates on social media before disseminating information to its investors.

Ola Electric shares today cracked as much as 4 per cent at open after Karnataka High Court refused to provide any relief to company in CCPA probe. Ola Electric shares opened sharply lower at Rs 77 on NSE against the previous close of Rs 79.

Ola Electric Mobility, one of India's leading electric vehicle makers, has come under scrutiny from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) for breaching disclosure norms. The market regulator issued a stern warning to the company after