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CASE STUDY ON OLA
Submited By:
ASHISH RANJAN KUMAR
IT-III Year (VI SEM)
Roll No. 1706838
Section: D3A1
Ola Cabs is the trade name for ANI technologies private Limited. It is an online
transportation network company founded on 3 December 2010 by Bhavish
Aggarwal and Ankit Bhati. This Bangalore based companyis known to beIndia’s
biggest startup.Ola provides all kind services ranging from economic to luxury.
Ola claims 1,50,000 bookings per day and owns 60% of market share in India.
There are more than 6000 employees working for ola cabs and 6,50,000 cab
driver are associated with Ola.
FOUNDERS:
BhavishAggarwal:Bhavish Aggarwal is an IIT-Bombay alumni and has worked
with Microsoft Research two years. At Microsoft, Bhavish published 3 paper and
filed 2 patents in international journals. He is also working as the CEO of the
company. Fun fact about Bhavish is that he doesn’t own a car and vows that he
never will.
Ankit Bhati: Ankit Bhati is also an IIT Bombay alumni infact Bhavish and Ankit
are bachmates. At Ola Ankit leads product, engineering, and data sciences,
ensuring a strong back-end system that powers the experience ofriders and driver
partners alike.
Story behind Ola:
The founder and CEO of Ola once took a car rental from Bangalore to Bandipur.
The driver stopped his carin the middle and demanded extra money from Bhavish
from what they settled earlier. After refusing the driver abandoned him at the
middle of the road on the way. This is when Bhavish realise the need of quality
cab service in India and Joined hand with his batchmate Ankit Bhati to start cab
ola.
Business Model
If you think Ola is taxi business then you are wrong. It is just a taxi aggregator
which means Ola act as an entity between end user and cab drivers. They partner
with private taxi owners, provide them technical equipments and process for
booking through Ola app. This is very beneficial for both customer and driver as
customer can booka cab for few Kilometers without paying half day or full day
cab fare and drivers gets more customers.
Revenue Model
Ola charges 20% commision for each ride from its driver partner. So for example
if the average price per ride is 150 Rs, 20% of which is 30rs. Ola claims to have
1,50,000 booking per day. Hence Ola is making at least half a million rupees per
day.
Fundings:
Ola has been backed byone of the biggest investors in the market. Ola is initiated
in 2011 with seed funding of 0.33 million dollars after one year in first series
Tiger Global invested rupees 5 million dollar in Ola. In second series in 2013 Ola
abled to raise fundings of 20 million dollars from Matrix partners and Tiger
global.In third, fourth and fifth series ola raised around 650 million dollars from
Steadview capital, Softbank, and DTS global along with existing investor. As of
last year the company’s evaluation was 5 billion dollars.
Ola Vs Uber:
Uber started its operation in 2013 which is 3 year after Ola has been launched. So
Ola already have head start of 3 years. But with the Uber’s global experience
Uber have made their way into Indian market, result of which Uber has slowly
captured 35-40% of market share in India while Ola is claiming 60% of market
share.
Price War:
Uber and Ola has unleashed a price war which has resulted in a increase in
consumer and upped the stakes of Investors. In attempt to counter Uber’s prices
Ola raise around 500 million dollars and launched a new category called Ola
micro for low fare rides. Priced at 6 Rs per km Micro is cheaper than Ola go.
Ola claims to have 4,50,000 vehicles on the ola platform where Ubers claims the
number to be 3,50,000.
According to industry experts Ola’s focus has wavered from last year since the
company has launched new food and grocery delivery(Ola Store) and dabbled in
shuttle service where Uber is singularly focusing on the corebusiness to catchup
Ola.
Journey So Far:
After its inception in 2010 Ola has claims to have 6 lakhs vehicle on ola platforms
across the country. Ola serves in 110 cities in India by Ola fleet. Ola has 6000
plus employees and more than 6 lakhs driver partners building mobility for a
billion Indians across the country.
OLA – Company profile:
Ola initially started off as Olatrip.com a small website venture that offered
weekend trip packages. It was started as astartup business by two IIT Mumbai
graduates Bhavish Aggarwal and Ankit Bhati. Bhavish worked for Microsoft
after college for almost two years and then started a small website to sell online
tour packages. Due to a bad experience during a car rental situation they decided
to mend the system of car rental and this became the basis for the initiation of
olacabs. Olacabs are now referred as Ola. Ola is a Spanish term which means
hello! This indicates that hiring a cab at Ola as well as the services provided are
easy and friendly as conveying hello. Ola cabs were founded on3 December 2010
by Bhavish Aggarwal and Ankit Bhati. Initially Ola operated from Mumbai as a
taxi aggregator service. Now it has shifted its head office at Bengaluru and works
efficiently from there. Since Ola received its first investment there has been no
looking backward for this initiative venture. Until the year 2014, the company
had expanded to a widely distributed network which comprised of 200,000 cars
across 85 cities. These 85 cities include all the metropolitan cities and various
important cities in it. During November 2014, along with car rental scheme Ola
also tried to incorporate autos on trial basis in Bengaluru. After its success there
it initiated the same idea in Delhi, Pune and Chennai by December 2014. In the
year 2015 Ola also started its auto services in Chandigarh, Indore and Jaipur. In
March 2016, Ola started its two wheeler services in Bengaluru as a trial venture.
Until September 2015 Ola was valued at around $5 billion market. Taxi for sure
as acquired by ola in march 2015 for $200 million. The company averages a total
of about 150,000 bookings per day and has the highest market share in India of
60%.
Taxi market in India is seeing a sensational development in the previous six years.
$400 million (Rs 2400 cr) of investment is pumped in the most recent four years
(2010-2014). The significant player in the taxi aggregator spaceis Olacabs and is
now threatened by entry of uber.
Swot Analysis:
A brief idea about the position of the company in the market can be estimated
from the SWOT analysis which indicates the respective strengths, weaknesses,
opportunities and threats faced by the company.
Strengths:
 Ola is first of its kind taxi aggregator service provider in the country.
 It achieved the no.1 rank in the sector after acquiring Taxi for sure.
 The services offered by ola are well appreciated by the public.
 TV, online and print media marketing has helped to create awareness about
the company.
 Increase in customer base due to strong network effect.
 Financial condition of the company has improved after investments by
various firms.
Weaknesses:
 Brand image can be easily influenced by the misbehavior of the drivers as
they are the ne in direct contact with the customers.
 Monetization becomes difficult due to the demand.
Opportunities:
 There is a huge potential for the company to penetrate deep into the market
as the unorganized market hold almost 85% of the segment.
 As Ola coordinates through the smart phone app, increase in number of
smart phone users provides them with a great platform to increase their
customer base.
 Disposable income can be increased.
 Convenient services create huge demand among customers.
 Acquisition of smaller company of the market.
Threats:
 Increasing competition
 Heavy usage of cash to attract customer due to strong financial root of
Uber.
 Presence of competitors at the national level.
 No specific regulatory body of the government.
 Customer loyalty is rare in this segment.
Market Share of OLA and Competition:
As previously mentioned Ola has a market share potential of 60% in India. The
other contenders in the market which fall under the organized segment include
Taxiforsure(14%), meru cabs(16%), uber(5%) and others(5%). Taxiforsure was
acquired by Ola which further increases its market share to about 74%.
Being a part of the organized taxi market in the country which has the maximum
potential for growth in near future, it then becomes a fact that Ola is indeed faced
by many competitions in this sector. The major competitor of Ola is Uber. Meru
and other are not well designated competitors as the price criteria offered by Ola
and the range of car available for rent is far better and well accepted by the
customer. Uber being at a position of 5% market share holds tough competition
forOla as the future prospectsofUberare to penetrate deep into the Indian market
with an investment of over $400 million to take on Ola.
ECONOMIC STRATEGY:
Ola focuses on target marketing by segregating its fleet into different models
which are suitable for the demand of the customer and also fits their budget.
Success Story of a Start-up – A Case Study of OLA Cabs DOI: 10.9790/487X-
2002023037 www.iosrjournals.org 36 | Page This includes Ola mini, Ola sedan,
Ola micro, Ola prime, Ola pink, carpooling for corporate, etc. Ola micro offers a
base fare of rupees 40 with charges of rupees 6 per km. whereas Ola sedan and
mini have different package ranging between rupees 80 to 100 base fare. These
are suitable for customers planning long distance journey. Ola pink focuses on
women safety and is introduced for the women. The revenue through all this is
created by supplying large volume services by the adoption of this fee tiered
system. People prefer it even more because ola offers the lowest price rate
compared to all other taxi aggregators.
Conclusion:
Ola has seen a tremendous growth in the taxi market sector. There is surely no
looking backfor Ola as it is improving day by day in every prospect. Revenue of
Ola has increased almost 10 folds over the pastfour years. Today, it is the largest
cab service provider in the country. Ola has successfully achieved public support
and has created a buzz about its brand in the market. Furthermore if some more
technological advancement is doneat Ola then the customerbasecanbe increased
by providing better experience to the customer. Ola now has shifted its focus on
target markets and is focused on providing desired service to the people in the
target market. The economic segregation depending upon the income group and
requirement ofthe peopleis well appreciated. On onehand Ola promotes its brand
by traditional methods and on the other hand it also uses the modern techniques
of promotion. At the same time it does not forget to highlight its name in social
safety, creating social awareness and promoting acts of humanity. The key
element in making Ola a successfulbrand is the efficient and quick accessibility
which is offered by the firm. The firm not only improves through its intense
promotional activities but also due to the services and comfort offered to users
and employees. Ola is making you sluggish. A single tick gets you a taxicab.
Habits are less demanding to develop when the change required in conduct is
minor. What's more, once a habit is shaped, it’s difficult to backtrack.
So OLA has been and will be a great technology platform for transportation and
offering flexible options of booking and payment to customers and flexible
timings and facilities to drivers. And shortly, we are going to experience a big
boomand great facility ofgetting our grocery delivered to us with ease. Kudos to
the idea of the founders and something more to make us proud is that it has been
started in India by two genius Indians.
THANK YOU

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Case study on ola

  • 1. CASE STUDY ON OLA Submited By: ASHISH RANJAN KUMAR IT-III Year (VI SEM) Roll No. 1706838 Section: D3A1 Ola Cabs is the trade name for ANI technologies private Limited. It is an online transportation network company founded on 3 December 2010 by Bhavish Aggarwal and Ankit Bhati. This Bangalore based companyis known to beIndia’s biggest startup.Ola provides all kind services ranging from economic to luxury. Ola claims 1,50,000 bookings per day and owns 60% of market share in India. There are more than 6000 employees working for ola cabs and 6,50,000 cab driver are associated with Ola.
  • 2. FOUNDERS: BhavishAggarwal:Bhavish Aggarwal is an IIT-Bombay alumni and has worked with Microsoft Research two years. At Microsoft, Bhavish published 3 paper and filed 2 patents in international journals. He is also working as the CEO of the company. Fun fact about Bhavish is that he doesn’t own a car and vows that he never will. Ankit Bhati: Ankit Bhati is also an IIT Bombay alumni infact Bhavish and Ankit are bachmates. At Ola Ankit leads product, engineering, and data sciences, ensuring a strong back-end system that powers the experience ofriders and driver partners alike. Story behind Ola: The founder and CEO of Ola once took a car rental from Bangalore to Bandipur. The driver stopped his carin the middle and demanded extra money from Bhavish from what they settled earlier. After refusing the driver abandoned him at the
  • 3. middle of the road on the way. This is when Bhavish realise the need of quality cab service in India and Joined hand with his batchmate Ankit Bhati to start cab ola. Business Model If you think Ola is taxi business then you are wrong. It is just a taxi aggregator which means Ola act as an entity between end user and cab drivers. They partner with private taxi owners, provide them technical equipments and process for booking through Ola app. This is very beneficial for both customer and driver as customer can booka cab for few Kilometers without paying half day or full day cab fare and drivers gets more customers. Revenue Model Ola charges 20% commision for each ride from its driver partner. So for example if the average price per ride is 150 Rs, 20% of which is 30rs. Ola claims to have 1,50,000 booking per day. Hence Ola is making at least half a million rupees per day. Fundings: Ola has been backed byone of the biggest investors in the market. Ola is initiated in 2011 with seed funding of 0.33 million dollars after one year in first series Tiger Global invested rupees 5 million dollar in Ola. In second series in 2013 Ola abled to raise fundings of 20 million dollars from Matrix partners and Tiger global.In third, fourth and fifth series ola raised around 650 million dollars from Steadview capital, Softbank, and DTS global along with existing investor. As of last year the company’s evaluation was 5 billion dollars. Ola Vs Uber: Uber started its operation in 2013 which is 3 year after Ola has been launched. So Ola already have head start of 3 years. But with the Uber’s global experience Uber have made their way into Indian market, result of which Uber has slowly captured 35-40% of market share in India while Ola is claiming 60% of market share.
  • 4. Price War: Uber and Ola has unleashed a price war which has resulted in a increase in consumer and upped the stakes of Investors. In attempt to counter Uber’s prices Ola raise around 500 million dollars and launched a new category called Ola micro for low fare rides. Priced at 6 Rs per km Micro is cheaper than Ola go. Ola claims to have 4,50,000 vehicles on the ola platform where Ubers claims the number to be 3,50,000. According to industry experts Ola’s focus has wavered from last year since the company has launched new food and grocery delivery(Ola Store) and dabbled in shuttle service where Uber is singularly focusing on the corebusiness to catchup Ola. Journey So Far: After its inception in 2010 Ola has claims to have 6 lakhs vehicle on ola platforms across the country. Ola serves in 110 cities in India by Ola fleet. Ola has 6000 plus employees and more than 6 lakhs driver partners building mobility for a billion Indians across the country. OLA – Company profile: Ola initially started off as Olatrip.com a small website venture that offered weekend trip packages. It was started as astartup business by two IIT Mumbai graduates Bhavish Aggarwal and Ankit Bhati. Bhavish worked for Microsoft after college for almost two years and then started a small website to sell online tour packages. Due to a bad experience during a car rental situation they decided to mend the system of car rental and this became the basis for the initiation of olacabs. Olacabs are now referred as Ola. Ola is a Spanish term which means hello! This indicates that hiring a cab at Ola as well as the services provided are easy and friendly as conveying hello. Ola cabs were founded on3 December 2010 by Bhavish Aggarwal and Ankit Bhati. Initially Ola operated from Mumbai as a taxi aggregator service. Now it has shifted its head office at Bengaluru and works efficiently from there. Since Ola received its first investment there has been no
  • 5. looking backward for this initiative venture. Until the year 2014, the company had expanded to a widely distributed network which comprised of 200,000 cars across 85 cities. These 85 cities include all the metropolitan cities and various important cities in it. During November 2014, along with car rental scheme Ola also tried to incorporate autos on trial basis in Bengaluru. After its success there it initiated the same idea in Delhi, Pune and Chennai by December 2014. In the year 2015 Ola also started its auto services in Chandigarh, Indore and Jaipur. In March 2016, Ola started its two wheeler services in Bengaluru as a trial venture. Until September 2015 Ola was valued at around $5 billion market. Taxi for sure as acquired by ola in march 2015 for $200 million. The company averages a total of about 150,000 bookings per day and has the highest market share in India of 60%. Taxi market in India is seeing a sensational development in the previous six years. $400 million (Rs 2400 cr) of investment is pumped in the most recent four years (2010-2014). The significant player in the taxi aggregator spaceis Olacabs and is now threatened by entry of uber.
  • 6. Swot Analysis: A brief idea about the position of the company in the market can be estimated from the SWOT analysis which indicates the respective strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats faced by the company. Strengths:  Ola is first of its kind taxi aggregator service provider in the country.  It achieved the no.1 rank in the sector after acquiring Taxi for sure.  The services offered by ola are well appreciated by the public.  TV, online and print media marketing has helped to create awareness about the company.  Increase in customer base due to strong network effect.  Financial condition of the company has improved after investments by various firms. Weaknesses:  Brand image can be easily influenced by the misbehavior of the drivers as they are the ne in direct contact with the customers.  Monetization becomes difficult due to the demand. Opportunities:  There is a huge potential for the company to penetrate deep into the market as the unorganized market hold almost 85% of the segment.
  • 7.  As Ola coordinates through the smart phone app, increase in number of smart phone users provides them with a great platform to increase their customer base.  Disposable income can be increased.  Convenient services create huge demand among customers.  Acquisition of smaller company of the market. Threats:  Increasing competition  Heavy usage of cash to attract customer due to strong financial root of Uber.  Presence of competitors at the national level.  No specific regulatory body of the government.  Customer loyalty is rare in this segment. Market Share of OLA and Competition: As previously mentioned Ola has a market share potential of 60% in India. The other contenders in the market which fall under the organized segment include Taxiforsure(14%), meru cabs(16%), uber(5%) and others(5%). Taxiforsure was acquired by Ola which further increases its market share to about 74%. Being a part of the organized taxi market in the country which has the maximum potential for growth in near future, it then becomes a fact that Ola is indeed faced by many competitions in this sector. The major competitor of Ola is Uber. Meru and other are not well designated competitors as the price criteria offered by Ola and the range of car available for rent is far better and well accepted by the
  • 8. customer. Uber being at a position of 5% market share holds tough competition forOla as the future prospectsofUberare to penetrate deep into the Indian market with an investment of over $400 million to take on Ola. ECONOMIC STRATEGY: Ola focuses on target marketing by segregating its fleet into different models which are suitable for the demand of the customer and also fits their budget. Success Story of a Start-up – A Case Study of OLA Cabs DOI: 10.9790/487X- 2002023037 www.iosrjournals.org 36 | Page This includes Ola mini, Ola sedan, Ola micro, Ola prime, Ola pink, carpooling for corporate, etc. Ola micro offers a base fare of rupees 40 with charges of rupees 6 per km. whereas Ola sedan and mini have different package ranging between rupees 80 to 100 base fare. These are suitable for customers planning long distance journey. Ola pink focuses on women safety and is introduced for the women. The revenue through all this is created by supplying large volume services by the adoption of this fee tiered system. People prefer it even more because ola offers the lowest price rate compared to all other taxi aggregators.
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  • 10. Conclusion: Ola has seen a tremendous growth in the taxi market sector. There is surely no looking backfor Ola as it is improving day by day in every prospect. Revenue of Ola has increased almost 10 folds over the pastfour years. Today, it is the largest cab service provider in the country. Ola has successfully achieved public support and has created a buzz about its brand in the market. Furthermore if some more technological advancement is doneat Ola then the customerbasecanbe increased by providing better experience to the customer. Ola now has shifted its focus on target markets and is focused on providing desired service to the people in the target market. The economic segregation depending upon the income group and requirement ofthe peopleis well appreciated. On onehand Ola promotes its brand by traditional methods and on the other hand it also uses the modern techniques of promotion. At the same time it does not forget to highlight its name in social safety, creating social awareness and promoting acts of humanity. The key element in making Ola a successfulbrand is the efficient and quick accessibility which is offered by the firm. The firm not only improves through its intense promotional activities but also due to the services and comfort offered to users and employees. Ola is making you sluggish. A single tick gets you a taxicab. Habits are less demanding to develop when the change required in conduct is minor. What's more, once a habit is shaped, it’s difficult to backtrack. So OLA has been and will be a great technology platform for transportation and offering flexible options of booking and payment to customers and flexible timings and facilities to drivers. And shortly, we are going to experience a big boomand great facility ofgetting our grocery delivered to us with ease. Kudos to the idea of the founders and something more to make us proud is that it has been started in India by two genius Indians. THANK YOU