On June 16, 2025, BAJFINANCE began trading ex‑split (1:2) and ex‑bonus (4:1). This turned every 1 original share into 10 post-split units, causing a ~90% drop in price per share—but not in investment value—before the post-market rebound of +2.5% to around ₹957 intraday
https://digitalinternational.in/
Recent Price Action
Despite a slight dip on June 13 (down ~0.3%), the stock has generally outperformed the Sensex in recent sessions
Valuations & Financials
52‑week high (pre-split): ~₹9,785
PE ratio: ~34–35× (TTM)
Dividend yield: ~0.6%, recent final dividend ₹44/share plus ₹12 special
Promoter holding: ~54.7%, FII ~18.9%, DII ~14.8% as of March 2025
Analyst 12‑month average price target: ₹9,379 (range ₹6,290–₹11,161)
https://digitalinternational.in/
Corporate Impact on Derivatives
All F&O contracts were adjusted for the corporate actions starting June 16 to align with the new share structure
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🧭 What It Means for You
If you’re a shareholder before June 16, your holdings automatically multiplied (ex: 1 share → 10 shares), but the total value remained the same immediately post-adjustment.
The ~2.5% intraday gain following today’s re‑listing suggests positive market sentiment, stability, and decent liquidity
With a high premium valuation (PE ~35×) and ongoing interest rate cuts, earnings growth and macroeconomic factors will be key to future performance.
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🔎 Should You Track It?
Short‑term: Watch for volatility around split and bonus implementation effects
Medium‑term: Monitor earnings growth, any follow-up corporate actions, and interest rate movements—these critically influence NBFC stocks like Bajaj Finance
Derivatives trading: Be aware contract sizes/strikes were adjusted post-split/bonus.
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