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Commentary — cross-call tabulation

QuarterThemeManagement sentencesAnalyst sentencesManagement share
Q1FY25AI and technology100.00
Q1FY25Capex and capacity100.00
Q1FY25Capital allocation010.00
Q1FY25Competition900.03
Q1FY25Credit quality8100.03
Q1FY25Currency and macro000.00
Q1FY25Demand and volumes130.00
Q1FY25Deposits and liquidity100.00
Q1FY25Distribution and persistency200.01
Q1FY25Margins and costs1090.03
Q1FY25People and attrition000.00
Q1FY25Pricing and realisation220.01
Q1FY25Raw materials and input costs000.00
Q1FY25Regulation and policy860.03
Q1FY26AI and technology210.01
Q1FY26Capex and capacity100.00
Q1FY26Capital allocation210.01
Q1FY26Competition000.00
Q1FY26Credit quality330.01
Q1FY26Currency and macro030.00
Q1FY26Demand and volumes600.02
Q1FY26Deposits and liquidity720.02
Q1FY26Distribution and persistency420.01
Q1FY26Margins and costs920.03
Q1FY26People and attrition100.00
Q1FY26Pricing and realisation200.01
Q1FY26Raw materials and input costs000.00
Q1FY26Regulation and policy1010.03
Q1FY27AI and technology1190.05
Q1FY27Capex and capacity300.01
Q1FY27Capital allocation440.02
Q1FY27Competition000.00
Q1FY27Credit quality270.01
Q1FY27Currency and macro340.01
Q1FY27Demand and volumes000.00
Q1FY27Deposits and liquidity230.01
Q1FY27Distribution and persistency320.01
Q1FY27Margins and costs16120.07
Q1FY27People and attrition000.00
Q1FY27Pricing and realisation110.00
Q1FY27Raw materials and input costs100.00
Q1FY27Regulation and policy400.02
Q2FY24AI and technology220.01
Q2FY24Capex and capacity200.01
Q2FY24Capital allocation200.01
Q2FY24Competition000.00
Q2FY24Credit quality6100.02
Q2FY24Currency and macro000.00
Q2FY24Demand and volumes220.01
Q2FY24Deposits and liquidity210.01
Q2FY24Distribution and persistency010.00
Q2FY24Margins and costs1380.05
Q2FY24People and attrition000.00
Q2FY24Pricing and realisation220.01
Q2FY24Raw materials and input costs100.00
Q2FY24Regulation and policy310.01
Q2FY26AI and technology400.01
Q2FY26Capex and capacity310.01
Q2FY26Capital allocation010.00
Q2FY26Competition100.00
Q2FY26Credit quality1360.04
Q2FY26Currency and macro200.01
Q2FY26Demand and volumes210.01
Q2FY26Deposits and liquidity100.00
Q2FY26Distribution and persistency100.00
Q2FY26Margins and costs16100.05
Q2FY26People and attrition000.00
Q2FY26Pricing and realisation400.01
Q2FY26Raw materials and input costs100.00
Q2FY26Regulation and policy110.00
Q4FY26AI and technology940.04
Q4FY26Capex and capacity530.02
Q4FY26Capital allocation010.00
Q4FY26Competition400.02
Q4FY26Credit quality640.03
Q4FY26Currency and macro300.01
Q4FY26Demand and volumes100.00
Q4FY26Deposits and liquidity000.00
Q4FY26Distribution and persistency000.00
Q4FY26Margins and costs1290.05
Q4FY26People and attrition600.03
Q4FY26Pricing and realisation100.00
Q4FY26Raw materials and input costs100.00
Q4FY26Regulation and policy120.00

Guidance items

quartermetricdirectionsentencepage
Q1FY25othernanFor the year, we projected to be between 1.75 and 1.85% and we expect improvement in H2 of the current year.3
Q1FY25othernanHowever, that doesn't change the guidance for the year.9
Q1FY25otherMAINTAINEDWe continue to maintain the same guidance at this stage.9
Q1FY25othernanSo, Dhaval, as we have guided, the full year growth to be in the region of 26 to 28%.12
Q1FY25loan / AUM growthnanThat's point number one in terms of the outlook for the current year and I would say 2.2, 2.3x of bank credit growth is really where you should pencil in the nu12
Q1FY25revenue growthnanSo we remain well anchored on long-term growth guidance.12
Q1FY25othernanWe'll publish next quarter onwards the benchmark number.16
Q2FY24marginnanSo, operating efficiency will be in the dimension that we would like to explore in FY26 and beyond that I think Rajeev did make a point saying that pre- provisi8
Q2FY24othernanThat's really what our forecast is at least for the next I would say next fiscal and then we will take it forward from there.8
Q2FY24othernanWe remain guided9
Q2FY24othernanAnd they should swing from loss to start to breakeven/generating profit as we get into the next fiscal.10
Q2FY24othernanBut if we just to reinforce the point, it's possible that as if we exited a 12%-14% growth on a year-on-year basis then next year could start to grow between 2310
Q2FY24marginnanAnd Kunal I will reiterate the point that I made, which I said earlier that if the PPOP is 25% then we have sufficient margin in the P&L for us to sustain any k13
Q2FY24credit cost / asset qualitynanLet's say for a moment given our diversity of businesses and the number on a full year basis comes in at 205, even let's say worst case 210 basis points that's 13
Q1FY26othernanThe NRC and the Board have extensively discussed this matter and have provided necessary guidance.8
Q1FY26net interest marginnanWe have given a guidance on flat NIM for the current year.9
Q1FY26net interest marginnanAnd given the trajectory of rate cuts that we're seeing from RBI, we did comment that there could be a 5 to 10 basis point of positive bias on the NIM number.9
Q1FY26othernanSo I think on the fee income side, we have guided for 13% to 15% for the current year.9
Q1FY26volumenanSo that's why the volume movement is a little better, otherwise to the point Sandeep is making, overall guidance for 14 - 15.9
Q1FY26othernanBut you guys are used to guidance now on decimal.17
Q1FY26othernanAnd that's why I said, this is likely to grow probably single-digit.20
Q1FY26othernanWe'll also have greater -- right now, as Sandeep likes to say, it's not guidance, it's assessment.21
Q1FY26othernanI think we've discussed MSME as a next year frontier today, quite a lot -- so it's not that amplified to be given that much time.23
Q2FY26credit cost / asset qualitynanWe expect full year credit cost to be at the upper end of guided range of 1.85% to 1.95% now.3
Q2FY26othernanWe are just the guidance reduction to contribution of these businesses, and their slower growth is meaningfully being made up by other lines of businesses, Kuna7
Q2FY26othernanSo do we expect that the pain in the industry has peaked out or it is plateauing?8
Q2FY26credit cost / asset qualitynanWe've also provided guidance in terms of growth, credit cost and so on and so forth.11
Q2FY26credit cost / asset qualitynanAnd as Sandeep said, it's not changing the overall credit cost guidance in any given manner.11
Q2FY26othernanSo we are not giving an absolute guidance at this point in time, Ashish.14
Q2FY26credit cost / asset qualitynanIf the trajectory that we are seeing today should continue for the next year, we should definitely see a significant improvement in the credit cost ratio.14
Q2FY26othernanThat will also become very, very insignificant as we get into next year.14
Q2FY26credit cost / asset qualitynanThat again will provide, I would say, tailwind to the overall credit cost number for the next year.14
Q2FY26othernanHopefully, as we get into next year, God willing, we should definitely see improvement out there as well.14
Q2FY26otherLOWEREDAnd my hunch would be that while the range currently is 185 to 195 for the current year, and we are inching towards probably the upper end of the range for the 14
Q2FY26othernanWe believe that itself will provide a massive tailwind to FY '27 guidance.14
Q2FY26othernanBut we'll give their guidance sometime in quarter 4 slash quarter 1 of next year.14
Q2FY26othernanBenefit will flow in next year, not in the current year.15
Q2FY26othernanIt should be between INR 27,000 crores to INR 30,000 crores business by March '27.16
Q2FY26othernanNo, but we had also guided that in the current year...17
Q2FY26othernanWe are guided for the full year that between the NII and NTI, the entire fee revenue pool that we generate, combination of the fees and charges, plus sale on as17
Q2FY26othernanI think so far, we are holding up to the guidance, and that's how the numbers are speaking about itself.17
Q2FY26othernanThat's the share of wallet of the customer that we would like to target over the medium term.18
Q4FY26othernanI expect to take between 20 to 25-odd minutes.3
Q4FY26othernanSo I think what Rajeev is trying to say is some level of conservatism in terms of doing the number crunching and giving a guidance of 145 to 160 has been done.9
Q4FY26othernanROE guidance of 20 to 22 last 6 years, adjusted for COVID speaks for themselves and during this period, as you can see from a balance sheet standpoint, the bala10
Q4FY26othernanAnd just to help you with the math on 4.6%, the guidance metric for the next year on ROA.10
Q4FY26othernanAnd the guidance that we are giving for next year is 4.4% to 4.6%.10
Q4FY26capexnanI don't think that there will be a need for NIM expansion in the next year to be able to deliver that.10
Q4FY26othernanWe have to ensure that we grow nicely, which is where the 22% to 24% guidance has been given.10
Q4FY26othernanSo that's going to be the agenda for next year as well.11
Q4FY26othernanThese 2 business, one, the impact of captive dial down will be much, much lesser in the next year.11
Q4FY26othernanBut given that we are taking a growth stance in that business of doubling down on our branch presence in that business in the next year, we are reasonably hopef11
Q4FY26othernanAll goes well, which should start to look towards 5% kind of number in the next year as well.11
Q4FY26othernanBut as I mentioned, the guidance next year is based on stabilized -- stable environment and geopolitical environment and macro stability.12
Q4FY26othernanAs I shared as part of our annual investor outlook, the 5-year outlook that business by business, the 120 million franchise, principally has very high wallet sh12
Q4FY26loan / AUM growthnanAs regard the profit growth for the next year, 22% to 24% growth in AUM should lead to a little better growth in profitability because if we are supposed to del15
Q4FY26othernanI would just make a point, Shubhranshu, we have tailwinds subject to geopolitical stability, we should be in good place.16
Q4FY26othernanI think the long-term guidance that we give at this point in time is between 22% and 24%, 25% kind of corridor.16
Q4FY26othernanAnd based on the current performance that we have delivered and the momentum that we see across businesses, we are reasonably confident that 20% to 24% should b16
Q4FY26othernanFor the next year, 22% and 24%, and then build on top of it in the future.16
Q4FY26othernanI would say, given our relative market share, not our absolute size, given our relative market share, we should be as a firm aspiring to grow 2x of what the sys16
Q4FY26othernanThat boom we leveraged by principally expanding lines of businesses, expanding locations very rapidly, investing very deep in digital transformation, these 3, e18
Q4FY26othernanYou know, good times lead to what I would call, and I'm being as objective and fair doing my performance assessment of last 5 and pre-COVID, lead to some level 18
Q4FY26othernanWe think that we should be from here on in a lot more cruise mode.18
Q1FY27othernanI expect to take about 15-odd minutes.3
Q1FY27othernanAll engines are firing for the firm, even MSME should be back.8
Q1FY27loan / AUM growthnanIf you look at quarter 1, logically, but I would wait for second quarter, whether it's top line, which is AUM or PBT growth or ROA or ROE, it does seem we are m8
Q1FY27othernanGive us one more quarter we will provide greater clarity on guidance for the year and direction of overlay creation.8
Q1FY27othernanWhatever Sandeep has guided for or what we've said, I think that moderation 10 - 15 basis points is what we foresee at this juncture, give us a quarter.14
Q1FY27othernanI can change the guidance today.14
Q1FY27othernanBut we continue to register very good growth in terms of smartphones in the range of approximately 20% to 23%.18
Q1FY27othernanIs now 63%, and it used to be in the range of close to about 60%.20

Claims reconciled to filings

QuarterMetricClaimedKindAnchorAnchor valueVerdictSource
Q1FY26profit after tax6,100 croresmoneyPROFIT_AFTER_TAX47,652,900,000.00DIVERGESDate_20250728_Bajaj Finance Lt p6

BAJFINANCE

files as a non-banking financial company. Every figure below opens to the filing it was read from; where a figure is not shown, the reason is printed in its place.

Identity

Statement divisionnbfc
Scope servedconsolidated
Panels on this page4

Market

The closes are adjusted for every split and bonus on record inside the period this series covers, and each adjustment is checked against the price move on its ex-date.

Last close982.00
52-week range801.55 – 1158.8
Return 1M-9.69%
Return 3M0.16%
Return 1Y-4.64%
Return 3Y25.58%
Return 5Y26.0%
Market capitalisationnot shown — we could not confirm it
Shares outstandingnot shown — we could not confirm it
P/Enot shown — we could not confirm it
P/Bnot shown — we could not confirm it
EV/EBITDAnot shown — we could not confirm it

Latest quarter filed — period ending 2026-06-30

In INR crore except per-share figures. `period_id` is the period the filing names for the number; the date beside each cell is when it was filed.

Revenue from operations23,165.00
Other income1.00
Total income23,166.00
Cost of materials consumed0.00
Purchases of stock-in-trade0.00
Changes in inventories0.00
Employee benefit expense2,645.00
Finance costs7,942.00

Ownership — 2026-06-30, and the change from 2026-03-31

HolderPer centChange
promoter and promoter group0.55-0.00
institutions foreign0.20-0.01
institutions domestic0.160.01
mutual funds0.100.01
public0.450.00

Documents on file

ClassMost recentOn file
TRANSCRIPT2026-06-306

Financial statements

Filed results, consolidated, in INR crore except per-share figures. Every figure opens to the filing it was read from. Quarterly and annual columns are the periods the filing itself names, never a document date.

Quarterly results, as filed

Line2022-09-302022-12-312023-03-312023-06-302023-09-302023-12-312024-03-312024-06-302024-09-302024-12-312025-03-312025-06-302025-09-302025-12-312026-03-312026-06-30
Revenue from operations9,968.0010,784.0011,360.0012,498.0013,378.0014,161.0014,926.0016,099.0017,090.0018,035.0018,457.0019,524.0020,179.0021,214.0021,606.0023,165.00
Other income4.002.004.003.003.005.006.004.005.0023.0012.004.002.001.001.001.00
Total income9,973.0010,786.0011,363.0012,501.0013,382.0014,166.0014,932.0016,102.0017,095.0018,058.0018,469.0019,528.0020,181.0021,215.0021,606.0023,166.00
Cost of materials consumed0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Purchases of stock-in-trade0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Changes in inventories0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Employee benefit expense1,240.001,286.001,341.001,497.001,588.001,662.001,650.001,775.001,835.001,956.001,943.002,103.002,154.002,250.002,471.002,645.00
Finance costs2,971.003,351.003,592.004,103.004,537.004,868.005,217.005,684.006,149.006,386.006,552.006,918.007,011.007,339.007,398.007,942.00
Depreciation and amortisation121.00119.00134.00156.00159.00176.00193.00200.00210.00219.00252.00251.00258.00244.00256.00288.00
Other expenses676.00711.00691.00733.00791.00848.00941.00942.00965.001,007.001,025.001,001.001,048.001,053.001,029.001,101.00
Total expenses6,220.006,774.007,104.007,952.008,624.009,272.009,830.0010,839.0011,697.0012,296.0012,830.0013,161.0013,576.0015,520.0014,207.0015,023.00
Profit before exceptional items and tax3,752.004,012.004,260.004,548.004,758.004,894.005,102.005,263.005,398.005,762.005,639.006,367.006,605.005,694.007,400.008,144.00
Exceptional items0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00-265.000.000.00
Profit before tax3,752.004,012.004,260.004,548.004,758.004,894.005,102.005,263.005,398.005,762.005,639.006,367.006,605.005,429.007,400.008,144.00
Current tax981.001,046.001,065.001,270.001,190.001,238.001,260.001,561.001,330.001,470.001,029.001,858.001,551.001,724.001,741.002,443.00
Deferred tax-10.00-7.0038.00-155.0017.0019.0020.00-207.0058.00-13.0073.00-255.00110.00-359.00116.00-374.00
Tax expense972.001,039.001,103.001,114.001,207.001,257.001,281.001,353.001,388.001,457.001,102.001,602.001,660.001,365.001,857.002,068.00
Profit for the period2,781.002,973.003,158.003,437.003,551.003,639.003,825.003,912.004,014.004,308.004,546.004,765.004,948.004,066.005,553.006,081.00
Profit attributable to owners2,781.000.000.003,437.003,551.003,639.003,825.003,955.004,000.004,247.004,480.004,700.004,875.003,978.005,465.005,986.00
Profit attributable to non-controlling interests0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.0014.0062.0066.0066.0072.0088.0089.0095.00
Other comprehensive income18.0044.00-21.0032.0022.0019.0016.0043.00-9.0086.00-187.0089.00-195.0028.0018.00189.00
Total comprehensive income2,798.003,017.003,137.003,469.003,573.003,658.003,841.003,955.004,004.004,394.004,358.004,854.004,753.004,094.005,572.006,270.00
Earnings per share, basic46.0549.2052.2556.8358.6759.4261.9163.2864.6668.6372.357.577.856.408.799.62
Earnings per share, diluted45.8148.9652.0156.6058.4559.2061.7063.1164.5068.4772.187.557.836.388.769.60
Interest earned8,509.009,273.00—10,821.0011,734.0012,523.0013,230.0014,049.0014,987.0015,768.0016,359.0017,145.0017,796.0018,656.0019,179.0020,513.00
Fees and commission income1,070.001,107.00—1,338.001,312.001,291.001,324.001,524.001,426.001,511.001,522.001,784.001,780.001,962.002,229.002,379.00
Net gain on fair value changes84.00119.00—90.0071.0068.0078.00103.00148.00165.00123.00225.0095.00139.0012.0094.00
Dividend income0.000.00—0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Rental income0.000.00—0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00

Annual results, as filed

Line2020-03-312021-03-312022-03-312023-03-312024-03-312025-03-312026-03-31
Revenue from operations26,374.0026,668.0031,632.0041,397.0054,969.0069,684.0081,982.00
Other income12.0015.008.008.0013.0041.007.00
Total income26,386.0026,683.0031,640.0041,406.0054,983.0069,725.0081,990.00
Cost of materials consumed0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Purchases of stock-in-trade0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Changes in inventories0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Employee benefit expense2,549.002,499.003,590.005,059.006,396.007,508.008,979.00
Finance costs9,473.009,414.009,748.0012,560.0018,725.0024,771.0028,666.00
Depreciation and amortisation295.00325.00385.00485.00683.00881.001,009.00
Other expenses1,761.001,238.001,865.002,694.003,314.003,939.004,131.00
Total expenses19,064.0020,691.0022,137.0025,880.0035,681.0047,663.0055,924.00
Profit before exceptional items and tax7,322.005,992.009,504.0015,526.0019,302.0022,062.0026,065.00
Exceptional items0.000.000.000.000.000.00-265.00
Profit before tax7,322.005,992.009,504.0015,526.0019,302.0022,062.0025,800.00
Current tax2,205.001,660.002,497.003,998.004,958.005,390.006,874.00
Deferred tax-147.00-88.00-22.0022.00-99.00-90.00-390.00
Tax expense2,058.001,572.002,476.004,020.004,858.005,300.006,484.00
Profit for the period5,264.004,420.007,028.0011,508.0014,451.0016,779.0019,332.00
Profit attributable to owners0.000.007,028.000.0014,451.0016,638.0019,017.00
Profit attributable to non-controlling interests0.000.000.000.000.00142.00315.00
Other comprehensive income-115.00-57.0034.00-23.0090.00-67.00-61.00
Total comprehensive income5,148.004,363.007,062.0011,485.0014,541.0016,712.0019,272.00
Earnings per share, basic89.7773.58116.64190.53236.89268.9430.60
Earnings per share, diluted89.0773.00115.79189.57235.98268.2030.51
Interest earned22,970.0023,303.0027,270.00—48,307.0061,164.0072,776.00
Fees and commission income2,591.002,452.003,067.00—5,267.005,983.007,754.00
Net gain on fair value changes537.00591.00328.00—308.00539.00471.00
Dividend income0.000.000.00—0.000.000.00
Rental income0.000.000.00—0.000.000.00

Balance sheet, as filed

Line2022-09-302023-03-312023-09-302024-03-312024-09-302025-03-312025-09-302026-03-31
Total assets235,723.00275,229.00321,917.00375,742.00420,656.00466,127.00509,961.00559,952.00
Property, plant and equipment1,473.001,677.001,914.002,358.002,439.002,689.002,665.002,851.00
Capital work-in-progress14.0015.0015.0025.0029.0027.0033.0062.00
Goodwill3.003.003.003.003.003.003.003.00
Other intangible assets416.00628.00662.00888.00881.001,088.00978.001,092.00
Inventories0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Cash and cash equivalents1,232.001,551.003,849.004,035.004,605.003,642.001,681.001,897.00
Total equity and liabilities235,723.00275,229.00321,917.00375,742.00420,656.00466,127.00509,961.00559,952.00
Equity48,043.0054,372.0059,874.0076,695.0088,916.0098,937.00105,598.00116,986.00
Equity share capital121.00121.00121.00124.00124.00124.00622.00622.00
Other equity47,922.0054,251.0059,753.0076,572.0086,679.0096,569.00102,592.00113,377.00
Total liabilities187,680.00220,857.00———367,190.00404,362.00442,967.00

Cash flow, as filed

Line2022-09-302023-03-312023-09-302024-03-312024-09-302025-03-312025-09-302026-03-31
Net cash from operating activities-17,435.00-42,140.00-36,944.00-72,760.00-32,833.00-68,154.00-29,585.00-65,790.00
Net cash from investing activities-2,297.00-10,365.002,501.00-7,171.00169.00-2,765.00-2,530.00-3,389.00
Net cash from financing activities17,583.0050,675.0036,742.0082,415.0033,234.0070,527.0030,154.0067,433.00
Purchase of property, plant and equipment220.00483.00264.00604.00263.00584.00226.00560.00
Net increase in cash-2,149.00-1,831.002,298.002,484.00570.00-392.00-1,961.00-1,746.00
con:CFO.BEFORE_TAX-26,250.00-60,197.00-49,574.00-96,561.00-49,391.00-100,344.00-50,832.00-106,775.00
con:INTEREST_RECEIVED.OPERATING16,803.0035,034.0021,798.0045,854.0028,813.0060,530.0035,315.0073,341.00
con:INTEREST_PAID.OPERATING6,559.0013,112.007,213.0017,044.009,893.0022,421.0011,782.0025,947.00
con:DIVIDENDS_RECEIVED.OPERATING0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:TAX_PAID.OPERATING1,476.003,972.002,005.005,098.002,405.005,948.002,352.006,461.00
con:CF_OTHER.OPERATING46.00107.0049.0090.0042.0029.0066.0051.00
con:INVESTMENTS_PURCHASED150,650.00318,410.0075,848.00141,563.0025,026.0047,899.0047,147.00104,480.00
con:INVESTMENTS_SOLD148,431.00308,361.0078,405.00134,446.0025,645.0046,179.0044,958.00101,986.00
con:PPE_DISPOSALS8.0020.0022.0039.000.0036.0035.0065.00
con:CF_INVESTING.SUBSIDIARIES_SOLD0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:CF_INVESTING.SUBSIDIARIES_ACQUIRED0.0093.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:CF_INVESTING.JV_SOLD0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:CF_INVESTING.JV_ACQUIRED0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00

Who owns it

The shareholding pattern filed with the exchange every quarter, as a series. Percentages are of total shares. Each figure names the filing it was read from and the date it was filed.

Holder2023-09-302023-11-092023-12-312024-03-312024-06-302024-09-302024-12-312025-03-312025-06-172025-06-302025-09-302025-12-312026-03-312026-06-30
Promoter and promoter group55.8754.7854.7854.6954.7054.7054.7054.7354.7354.730.550.550.550.55
Domestic institutions13.1213.7014.0914.4114.3115.0915.1714.8714.6014.590.140.150.150.16
Mutual funds—————————8.890.090.090.090.10
Insurance companies2.872.942.943.563.854.324.624.784.514.560.040.040.050.05
Foreign institutions20.4121.3020.9220.5621.0920.8120.7921.4621.5921.710.220.210.210.20
Government—————————0.000.000.000.000.00
Public44.0345.1445.1745.1545.2245.2545.2745.1745.2345.240.450.450.450.45
Non-institutional10.5110.1310.1710.199.839.359.308.849.038.930.090.090.090.09
Shares outstanding605918538618023077618023077618996320618996320618996320618996470621428652621428652062142865206222481865622248186562224818656225954304

Related parties

Transactions with related parties as disclosed to the exchange for the period ending 2024-09-30, by counterparty, largest first. Amounts are as filed. Each row names the filing and the date it was filed.

CounterpartyRelationshipTypeAmount in the periodTransactions
Bajaj Financial Securities Ltd.SubsidiaryAdvance, Any other transaction, Interest received, I155,809,300,000.0010
Bajaj Housing Finance Ltd.SubsidiaryAdvance, Any other transaction, Investment, Purchase24,841,400,000.009
Bajaj Finserv Ltd.ParentAny other transaction, Dividend paid, Inter-corporat16,330,300,000.0017
Bajaj Auto Ltd.Entity in which Key Management PerAdvance, Dividend received, Inter-corporate deposit,12,185,900,000.0016
Phonepe Private Ltd.Entity in which Key Management PerInter-corporate deposit, Interest paid, Purchase of 5,635,400,000.004
Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance Company Ltd.Fellow SubsidiaryAdvance, Dividend paid, Interest paid, Investment, L3,168,700,000.0010
Bajaj Electricals Ltd.Entity in which Key Management PerInter-corporate deposit, Interest paid, Purchase of 2,605,700,000.005
Bajel Projects Ltd.Entity in which Key Management PerAdvance, Inter-corporate deposit, Interest paid, Int1,833,800,000.007
Bajaj Finserv Direct Ltd.Fellow SubsidiaryAdvance, Any other transaction, Interest paid, Inves1,828,600,000.0014
Bajaj Allianz General Insurance Company Ltd.Fellow SubsidiaryAdvance, Dividend paid, Interest paid, Investment, L1,487,800,000.0015
Maharashtra Scooters Ltd.Entity in which Key Management PerDividend paid, Interest paid, Investment, Loan1,482,200,000.008
Bajaj Finserv Health Ltd.Fellow SubsidiaryPurchase of goods or services, Sale of goods or serv855,300,000.003
Pennant Technologies Pvt. Ltd.Associate (w.e.f. 19 Jan 2024)Inter-corporate deposit, Interest paid, Investment, 523,400,000.006
Bajaj Allianz Staffing Solutions Ltd.Entity in which Key Management PerPurchase of goods or services453,200,000.002
Rajeev JainManaging DirectorAny other transaction, Remuneration270,600,000.004