Bajaj finance share: Shares of Bajaj Finance Limited touched their all -time high of Rs 8587 on 5 February today. The company’s shares have closed on green mark for the fourth consecutive day today. In the last one month, the stock has given a return of about 16 per cent. On November 21, the stock created a low of ₹ 6451, from where it has climbed more than 30 percent in just two months. With today’s boom, the company’s market cap has increased to Rs 5.26 lakh crore.
Bajaj Finance quarterly results
Bajaj Finance recorded a 23 per cent net interest income as compared to the same period last year during the December quarter, while its net profit increased by 19 per cent compared to the same quarter of the previous year. The asset quality during this period remained stable on an annual basis.
In the financial year 2026, Bajaj Finance is expected to increase the asset under management (AUM) by 25 per cent and credit costs 2%, provided that the March quarter figure is between 200 basis points to 205 basis points.
Bajaj Finance’s current MD and CEO Rajiv Jain said on the results that he wants to remain in the company and “hope” he would be actively involved in shaping the strategies of the company and its subsidiary companies.
Brokerage opinion and target on bajaj finance
38 analysts have coverage on Bajaj Finance, 28 of which have given it a “Buy” rating. According to three of these analysts, Philipk Securities, CLSA and BNP Pariba, the stock can touch the level of ₹ 10000. The target price of ₹ 10,000 has been kept for Philip Securities and CLSA stock. In addition, BNP Pariba has set a target of ₹ 10020 for India’s largest non-bank lender. Five of the other 10 analysts have rated “hold” and “cell” on the stock.
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