Bajaj finserv q1 result: The first quarter of the current fiscal year 2025-26, after the April-June 2025 trading results, a break of shares of Bajaj Finserv. On the annual basis in the June quarter, the net profit of Bajaj Finserv increased more than 30%, while the business revenue also jumped more than 12%. Due to this, Bajaj Finserv shares were recovered. Before the results came, it fell 4.82% to ₹ 1934.15 in Intra-Day. Although it tried to recover as soon as the results came, the weak market and the decline in revenue and premium on quarterly basis also remained mild pressure. It is currently down by 3.25% on BSE at ₹ 1966.00.
How was the June quarter for Bajaj Finserv?
The first quarter of the current financial year 2026 rose from ₹ 2,138 crore to 30.5% to ₹ 2,789 crore in April 2025. During this period, revenue from the business rose from ₹ 31,479.93 crore to 12.5% to ₹ 35,439.08 crore. During this period, the Grass Ritten Premium of Life Insurance jumped 9% but declined by 41% on a quarterly basis. General Insurance Grass Reten Premium rose 9% on an annual basis but declined by 20% on a quarterly basis. On the quarterly basis, the company’s net profit has increased from ₹ 2,416.64 crore to 15% but the revenue has fallen from ₹ 36,595.36 crore to 3%. Now, on the expenses, it increased by 10.72% to ₹ 28,248.32 crore on an annual basis.
How was the move of shares in a year?
Bajaj Finserv’s shares were at ₹ 1,523.75 on 16 August 2024 last year, which is a record low of one year for its shares. From this lower level, it jumped 40.08% in eight months to ₹ 2134.45 on 24 April 2025, which is a one -year record high level for its shares.
How was the June quarter for Bajaj Finance?
Bajaj Group’s Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) Bajaj Finance also presented business results of the June quarter on a trading day earlier. Bajaj Finance’s net profit rose 20% to ₹ 4699.61 crore on a annual basis on the consalted basis in the June quarter. Consolidated revenue from business also rose 21% to 19,523.88 crore. However, despite this, the country Jaypemorn reduced the country’s largest non-bank lender rating from overweight to neutral. Bajaj Finance also says that there is pressure in the two -wheeler, three -wheelers and MSME segments and the growth of asset under management (AUM) may remain dull in this financial year 2026. Talking about the shares, out of the 39 analysts covering it, 20 have purchased it, 14 hold it and five have rated the sale.