Ola Consumer, formerly Ola Cabs, is an Indian ride-hailing app run by ANI Technologies Private Limited in Bengaluru. Founded in 2010 by Bhavish Aggarwal and Ankit Bhati, it reported FY25 revenue from operations of ~$136 million (₹1,170.9 crore), down 42%, and a net loss of ~$76.8 million (₹662.4 crore).
What does Ola do?
Ola books cabs, auto-rickshaws (Ola Auto), bike taxis (Ola Bike), hourly rentals and outstation trips through its app, and runs the Ola Money wallet. It does not own the vehicles; independent drivers do.
How does Ola make money?
For most of its history Ola took a 15-20% commission on each fare. In FY26 it moved to a pan-India zero-commission model where drivers pay fixed subscriptions, and it is building income from advertising, enterprise travel and financial services.
Why has Ola shrunk?
Rapido expanded from bike taxis into autos and cabs and Uber invested heavily, pushing Ola to about 25-30% of four-wheeler rides. Ola also shut used cars, cloud kitchens, grocery and international operations, and filed FY25 accounts more than six months late.
What is next?
ANI Technologies' board has approved IPO preparations. Vanguard marked the company at about $70 million in February 2026, far below its $7.3 billion peak in 2021.