Bajaj Finance Sells Shares of Subsidiary Bajaj Housing Finance Limited
Bajaj Finance sold 1.9994% stake in Bajaj Housing Finance Ltd for ₹1,587.82 crore to meet minimum public shareholding norms, reducing its stake to 86.7032%.
The sale of shares is a routine transaction to comply with regulatory requirements and has a limited impact on the company's overall operations and financial position.
The announcement details the sale of shares in a subsidiary, which is a neutral corporate action. It is a step towards meeting regulatory requirements.
* Bajaj Finance Limited sold equity shares of its subsidiary, Bajaj Housing Finance Limited (BHFL), in the open market through a bulk deal on 2 December 2025. * The sale involved 166,600,000 equity shares, representing 1.9994% of BHFL's paid-up equity share capital, at a price of ₹95.3074 per share. * The consideration received from the sale is approximately ₹1,587.82 crore. * BHFL contributed ₹9,524.37 crore, representing 13.66% of the consolidated turnover, and ₹17,838 crore, representing 18.03% of the consolidated net worth, during the last financial year. * Post-sale, Bajaj Finance's shareholding in BHFL stands at 86.7032% of the paid-up equity share capital. * The sale was carried out to achieve the Minimum Public Shareholding requirements in BHFL.
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