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3 min read | Updated on July 30, 2024, 11:01 IST
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The MapmyIndia owner has alleged that Ola copied data from the company's map for an "illegal motive for unjust commercial gains". This comes days after Ola founder Bhavish Aggarwal claimed that the company has exited Google Maps in a move to save ₹100 crore annually.
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CE Info Systems recently gained by up to 10% after Budget 2024 proposed GIS-based mapping of land records
The notice was sent to Ola after talks failed, a source privy to the development told news agency PTI. The development could not be independently verified as CE Info Systems is yet to issue a statement.
"As of now, a legal notice has been sent to Ola. It has been sent after discussions failed," PTI quoted the source as saying.
An Ola Electric spokesperson, while speaking to the news agency, dismissed the allegations reportedly levelled by CE Info Systems.
"We would like to state unequivocally that these allegations are false, malicious and misleading. Ola Electric stands by the integrity of its business practices. We will suitably respond to the notice shortly," the spokesperson said.
The development comes at a time when Ola Electric is in the process to launch an IPO to raise around ₹6,100 crore. The offer will open for subscription on August 2.
CE Info Systems in the legal notice has reportedly said that Ola Electric has breached an agreement signed with the digital navigation firm in June 2021.
MapmyIndia owner has alleged that Ola copied data from the company's map for an "illegal motive for unjust commercial gains".
Aggarwal has been vociferous about building its own indigenous AI and cloud platform to offer start-ups better price and services compared to foreign tech giants in the cloud space.
On Monday, the MapmyIndia-parent last traded at ₹2,358.1 apiece on the NSE, down 1.72% as against the last closing price.
Year-to-date, the stock has risen by around 22%, whereas, the surge has been sharper at about 57% in the last 12 months.
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