Ola logo. 
Business

Ola raises USD 500 million through Term Loan B

Ola is expected to utilize the term loan to fuel its various businesses including ride-hailing, vehicle commerce, delivery with foods, quick commerce and financial services.

Express News Service

CHENNAI: Homegrown mobility firm Ola on Thursday, December 16, 2021, announced raising USD 500 million via a Term Loan B (TLB) from marquee international institutional investors.

The proposed loan issuance received a staggering response from investors with interest and commitment of approximately US$1.5B, the company said. 

It added that this is a milestone transaction as Ola is among only a few Indian companies to raise capital through the TLB route. 

Ola is expected to utilize the term loan to fuel its various businesses including ride-hailing, vehicle commerce, delivery with foods, quick commerce and financial services.

Bhavish Aggarwal, Founder & CEO, Ola said, “The overwhelming response to our term loan B is a reflection of the strength of our business and our continued focus on improving unit economics alongside rapid growth. At Ola, we are accelerating our journey towards building the New Mobility ecosystem to help a billion people move sustainably.”

J.P. Morgan and Deutsche Bank served as the joint lead arrangers for this financing. 

US rejects report of Quad on 'life support' under Trump, says Manila summit being formalised

Could everything be broken? Grounded jets, Microsoft outage, AI chaos make some wonder

Delhi pollution: 47 monitoring stations record 'very poor' AQI, seven in 'severe' zone

Tribals 'bore brunt' of Naxal violence; past govts 'remained mute spectators': PM Modi

Guwahati-bound IndiGo flight returns to Pune after technical issue; all 192 onboard safe