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Omega Seiki Mobility Pulls In ₹50 Cr to Push Its EV Fleet Beyond India
The Indian electric three-wheeler maker secured $5.2 million to fund international expansion, with no lead investor disclosed.
Omega Seiki Mobility (OSM), an Indian manufacturer of electric two-, three-, and four-wheelers, has raised an additional ₹50 crore ($5.2 million) to accelerate its push into international markets.
The round type was not disclosed, nor were any lead investors named. The funds are earmarked specifically for international expansion.
Founded as part of the Anglian Omega Network—a group with operations across India, the UAE, Switzerland, Thailand, Japan, and Hong Kong—OSM has positioned itself as a broad-portfolio EV maker with a particular focus on electric three-wheelers for cargo and passenger use in India. Its product lineup spans multiple three-wheeler variants under the Rage+ and Stream families, along with two-wheelers and a four-wheeler line called M1KA.
The company describes itself as offering the widest range of electric three-wheelers in India, serving both commercial fleet operators and individual buyers. Its ecosystem includes battery-swapping solutions alongside conventional charging infrastructure.
The Anglian Omega parent group's existing footprint in six countries may provide OSM with a structural advantage as it looks to move vehicles into markets outside India, though the company has not specified which geographies it is targeting with this capital.
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EV manufacturer Omega Seiki Mobility has secured an additional ₹50 Cr ($5.2 Mn) to accelerate international expansion.
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