Indian manufacturer of two-wheel electric vehicles, Ather Energy, has advanced plans for an initial public offering (IPO), Business Standard reported on Monday.
The startup is targeting an annual revenue growth rate of $3 billion in two years and plans to go for an IPO after it turns profitable, the report said.
Ather has also reached a deal with its key investor, Hero MotoCorp, which has a 35% stake in the start-up, the report said, quoting the EV maker’s co-founder and chief executive officer Tarun Mehta.
Read the full report: Business Standard.
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