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Trades about 57% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Bajaj Finance Limited, an Indian non-banking financial institution based in Pune, was founded in 1987 and operates as a subsidiary of Bajaj Finserv Limited. The company provides a comprehensive suite of financial products and services. Its diverse lending portfolio includes financing for consumer durables, lifestyle needs, healthcare, digital products, two-wheelers, three-wheelers, used cars, and specialized credit lines for developers, medical equipment, vendors, light engineering, specialty chemicals, financial institutions, corporations, and warehouse operations. The company also offers a wide array of personal, gold, home, business, working capital, secured enterprise, and professional loans, alongside credit against fixed deposits, shares, properties, and other securities. For investors, Bajaj Finance facilitates systematic deposit plans, fixed and term deposits, and mutual funds. Its capital market services extend to IPO and ESOP financing, margin trading, and HNI and retail broking, complete with trading account and depository facilities. In addition to its credit and investment offerings, Bajaj Finance delivers various insurance products, encompassing life, general, health, and specialized pocket insurance. Complementary services include extended warranties, e-commerce solutions, lease rental discounting, financial fitness reports, EMI cards, and co-branded credit cards and digital wallets. The company was previously known as Bajaj Auto Finance Limited.
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