Bajaj Finance Share: The condition of Bajaj Finance shares is bad these days. On Friday also, Bajaj Finance shares continued to fall for the second consecutive session. The situation is that till now in March, shares of Bajaj Finance have fallen by about 18 percent.

In fact, due to the increasing geopolitical tension due to the war between Iran-America-Israel, there has been a big decline in the stock market and its worst impact has been on the shares of Bajaj Finance. In the circumstances of war, rising oil prices and gas crisis have put pressure on the market. This is the reason why a large part of investors’ wealth has been lost since the beginning of the war.

Investors lost more than Rs 1 lakh crore

In fact, due to the ongoing war in West Asia, the prices of crude oil have increased and there is an atmosphere of instability in the global market. This has scared investors, leading to heavy selling in financial and banking sector shares. Since the start of the war between Iran and Israel, more than Rs 1 lakh crore has been wiped off the market capitalization of Bajaj Finance. On Thursday, shares of Bajaj Finance reached their 52-week low of Rs 826.70.

Many big challenges before India

Moody’s Ratings says that if the ongoing conflict in the Middle East continues to increase energy prices and supply disruptions continue, India may face pressure on the rupee, rising inflation and rising current account deficit. Moody’s further said, “Costly energy imports will weaken the rupee, increase inflation, worsen the current account balance and if subsidies have to be increased to compensate for the economic shock, then monetary policy as well as fiscal management will also become difficult.”

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Stocks in focus: There was a tremendous rise in the stock market on Tuesday due to the trade deal between America and India. Analysts say that after the selloff that started in Nifty after the announcement of increasing STT on F&O trading in the budget, now the sharp rise in it indicates a possible change in the short-term trend as the index has regained its important moving average.

As far as today is concerned, the GIFT Nifty stock market is indicating a weak start. GIFT NIFTY is showing a decline of 51.50 points or 0.20 percent. Nifty futures are trading around the level of 25,813.50. In today’s business, shares of many companies like Trent, BPCL, Bajaj Finance, Mankind Pharma, Apollo Tires are going to be in focus for different reasons.

Quarterly results of these companies will come

Shares of Trent, NHPC, Tube Investments, Hexaware Technologies and Apollo Tires will be in focus as these companies will declare their third quarter results today.

Bajaj Finance

After the market closed on Tuesday, Bajaj Finance announced its financial results for the third quarter of business year 2026. During this period, there was a decline of 6 percent in the consolidated net profit of the company as compared to the same quarter last year. With this, the company’s profit stood at Rs 4,066 crore. This decline in profits is mainly due to increased ECL provision and one-time charge of the new labor code. After adjusting these, profit increased by 23 percent to Rs 5,317 crore.

Mankind Pharma

Indian pharmaceutical company Mankind Pharma also announced its third quarter results on Tuesday. In the quarter ended December 31, the company’s consolidated net profit has increased from Rs 380 crore to Rs 409 crore ($45.3 million). The main reason for the profit of this company, which manufactures Gas-O-Fast antacid tablets and Manforce condoms, is the strong domestic demand for the medicines manufactured by the company used in the treatment of chronic diseases.

BPCL

State-run refiner Bharat Petroleum (BPCL) has increased its capital expenditure plan by 35 per cent to Rs 25,000 crore for the coming financial year, driven by aggressive growth in petrochemicals. Whereas its competitors Indian Oil and ONGC have cut their investment budget.

Pidilite Industries

Pidilite Industries on Tuesday reported a 12 per cent increase in its consolidated net profit at Rs 624 crore for the third quarter ending December 2025. The company had earned a profit of Rs 557 crore in the third quarter of the last financial year. Pidilite Industries manufactures adhesives, sealants and construction chemicals.

AB Capital

Aditya Birla Capital also announced its December quarter results on Tuesday. During this period, its consolidated net profit increased by 33 percent to Rs 945 crore. This is more than last year’s Rs 708 crore. The impact of the quarterly results can be seen on the company’s shares today.

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Bajaj finance: India’s big non-banking financial company (NBFC) Bajaj Finance is currently in the news for its next board meeting to be held on April 29, 2025. The company said on Wednesday that its board of directors would consider the issue of releasing a special dividend on April 29, 2025, dividing the stock into several small pieces and issuing bonus shares.

The company gave this information to the stock market

In a regulatory filing given to BSE on 23 April, the company said that the purpose of these proposals is to increase the value for shareholders. Necessary approval will have to be obtained for this. It further stated that the company will consider distributing or stocking stocks with face value of 2 rupees. The proposal to issue bonus share to the existing shareholders without any expenses will be considered and the payment of a lump sum dividend for FY 2025 will also be considered. These corporate action will be implemented as per the 2013 Companies Act and SEBI rules.

Bajaj Finance shares rise

After this announcement, the company’s shares rose up to 4 percent on Thursday and it reached the 52-week high level of Rs 9,709.75 on BSE. So far this year, 35 percent rose in the company’s shares and last year it has given a return of 28 percent. Stock split and bonus issue can increase liquidity, making shares more economical. This may potentially attract more investors. The special divideant reflects the company’s commitment to rewarding good financial health and shareholders.

What is stock split and bonus issue?

A stock in stock split is divided into several parts. This reduces the price of shares, it becomes easier for investors to buy and increase liquidity in the stock. In the bonus issue, new shares are issued to shareholders without any extra cost. This increases the number of shares, but the face value remains the same and the holding value of investors is also not affected.

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Bajaj finance: The country’s largest non-banking financial company (NBFC) Bajaj Finance has given a return of 36 percent this year. In 2025, even though many investors have suffered losses in the stock market, Bajaj has become rich in Finance’s stock. Beating all other companies involved in the Nifty Index, Bajaj Finance has emerged as the 2025 Star of the Year, who was once considered the old player of the Dalal Street.

Reached 52 weeks of new high level

Bajaj Finance has made a profit of Rs 1.5 lakh crore to investors by giving them a strong return of 36 percent. On Tuesday, the company’s stock reached the 52-week high level of Rs 9,393.00. Along with this, the valuation of the company is also close to 6 lakh crores. In view of this boom in Bajaj Finance shares, Elar Capital has increased the target price to 11,161.

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