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Trades about 46% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Headquartered in Pune, India, and established in 2007, Bajaj Finserv Ltd. delivers a comprehensive suite of financial services throughout India. Its diverse operations span crucial sectors including life and general insurance, retail financing, and investment management, alongside an involvement in wind energy. The company extends a variety of lending solutions, encompassing personal, business, home, and vehicle loans, alongside financing for consumer durables, digital products, and medical expenses. Further offerings include secured and unsecured credit, mortgages, and lease rental discounting. For savings and investment, Bajaj Finserv provides fixed deposits, mutual funds, systematic deposit plans, and demat accounts. Its extensive insurance product range covers life, health, motor, travel, home, and agricultural coverage, among others. Beyond these, the firm supports professionals and small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and offers wealth management, retirement planning, annuities, payment solutions, credit cards, and full-service broking for both retail and high-net-worth clients. Adding to its unique profile, Bajaj Finserv also manages 138 windmills, boasting an installed capacity of 65.2 megawatts.
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