Omega Seiki Mobility Franchise

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What the press, courts and real franchisees or customers have said about Omega Seiki Mobility — summarised by us, with every source linked.

• In the news· Oct 2026

  FY25 net loss of ₹34.4 Cr and rising late supplier payments

  Omega Seiki Pvt Ltd's FY25 filing shows ₹330.8 Cr revenue and a ₹34.4 Cr net loss. MSME filings show payments to small suppliers outstanding past 45 days at 34 in Oct 2025–Mar 2026, against 3 in Apr–Sep 2025. The company says FY26 was profitable (₹7.3 Cr PAT); that is not yet in a filing we could see.

  Source: MCA filings via Tracxn
• Legal / regulatory· Jun 2026

  NCLT orders OSM subsidiary to return leased EVs to insolvent lessor Gensol EV Lease

  NCLT Ahmedabad (23 Jun 2026) ordered Omega Seiki Mobility Pvt Ltd (now Unoxpress Mobility Pvt Ltd) to hand over the remaining of 150 electric vehicles it had leased from Gensol EV Lease, which is in insolvency, and not to deal with them; the lessor's ₹1.14 Cr dues claim and OSM's counter-claims were left open. OSM told the tribunal 30 of the vehicles were with a customer it was pursuing through legal and police action.

  Source: NCLT Ahmedabad order, IA/1511(AHM)2025
• In the news· Aug 2026

  OSM raises ₹50 Cr, plans 250 touchpoints by FY28

  Second ₹50 Cr round in a month, for capacity, R&D, the dealer and service network and new platforms ahead of a planned IPO; the company says it has turned PAT-positive.

  Source: Autocar Professional
• Legal / regulatory· Jan 2024

  OSM's arbitration petitions against two business counterparties (2023–24)

  Delhi High Court referred OSM's ₹19 L claim against Meridian Enterprises (under a Mar 2023 agreement the orders describe as an EV lease and as a consultancy agreement) to arbitration (Jan 2024); a similar petition against Bolt Solutions was withdrawn after settlement (Mar 2024).

  Source: Delhi High Court orders (Indian Kanoon)

Legal & Contract Summary

Key contract terms at a glance — read before you sign.

About the Brand

Omega Seiki Mobility Outlet Network

The franchisor's own company health — separate from what a single franchise outlet earns.

A profitable franchisor doesn't mean profitable franchisees. These are the company's numbers, not an outlet's. A franchisor can grow on fees and supplies while outlets struggle — talk to existing franchisees and see their accounts before you decide.

Company Health Check

What Omega Seiki Mobility's franchisor company has filed with the registrar and the courts — the checks a lawyer would run before you sign.

Status with the registrar

Active

Last AGM

30 Sep 2025

Late payments to small suppliers

34

Paid-up capital

₹2.13 Cr

Brand trademark

'Omega Seiki Mobility' word-mark applications filed 10 Aug 2026 (classes 9, 12, 37, 39, 42), ready for examination — not yet registered

Source: MCA data via Tracxn; Delhi High Court and NCLT Ahmedabad orders (checked Oct 2026)

How Omega Seiki Mobility looks once the numbers are checked side by side.

• !The franchisor company is loss-makingIts latest filed accounts show a net loss. Franchisors that lose money can cut support or change terms — ask how franchise operations are funded.
• ✓Brand operating for 8 yearsFounded in 2018. The brand doesn't state when franchising began.
• !2 red flags in the news or public discussionSee Reputation & News below, and ask the brand to address each one.

Ask Before You Sign

Questions tailored to what Omega Seiki Mobility does and doesn't publish.

1. 1Speak to at least 3 franchisees who have run an outlet for 2+ years and see their actual monthly sales and profit — a franchisor making money doesn't mean its franchisees do.
2. 2Get a written, itemised cost breakdown — the brand hasn't published one.
3. 3Ask for every upfront payment in writing — deposit, onboarding, equipment or stock — and which parts are refundable.
4. 4Ask exactly how your margin or commission is calculated, when it's paid, and whether the brand can change it.
5. 5Ask for the agreement term, renewal fee and exit or transfer terms.
6. 6Ask whether you get an exclusive territory, and how large it is.
7. 7Ask how the franchisor funds training and support while it's loss-making.
8. 8Ask the brand to respond to each red flag listed under Reputation & News.
9. 9Have a lawyer review the franchise agreement before paying anything.
10. 10Visit 2–3 existing outlets and speak to their owners without the brand present.

What Omega Seiki Mobility franchisees say

We haven't yet heard from enough Omega Seiki Mobility franchisees to show anything. We publish totals once 3 or more people who run an outlet have answered and we've called each one to check.

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