BAJAJFINSV NSE filing

Bajaj Finserv Subsidiaries Report Strong January 2026 Premium Figures

The RealCase readMedium impact Positive

Bajaj Finserv's subsidiaries, Bajaj General Insurance and Bajaj Life Insurance, reported strong premium figures for January 2026. Bajaj General Insurance underwrote ₹1,821.05 crore in January, reaching ₹20,700.20 crore year-to-date. Bajaj Life Insurance saw new business premiums of ₹1,190.97 crore in January, totaling ₹11,021.03 crore year-to-date.

Why it matters

The announcement provides key financial metrics (premium figures) for the subsidiaries, which are material to the overall performance of Bajaj Finserv. The figures are substantial and indicate positive business momentum.

The market read

The announcement reports strong growth in gross direct premium underwritten by the company's insurance subsidiaries, indicating positive business performance.

Bajaj Finserv Limited has provided an update on its unlisted insurance subsidiaries, Bajaj General Insurance Limited and Bajaj Life Insurance Limited. The information, submitted to the IRDAI and relevant insurance councils, pertains to the gross direct premium underwritten for the month of January 2026 and the period up to January 2026.

For Bajaj General Insurance Limited, the Gross Direct Premium underwritten in January 2026 was ₹1,821.05 crore, bringing the cumulative figure up to January 2026 to ₹20,700.20 crore. This data is reported in accordance with IRDAI guidelines.

Bajaj Life Insurance Limited reported new business premiums for January 2026 totaling ₹1,190.97 crore. For the period from April 2025 to January 2026, the total new business premium was ₹11,021.03 crore. This includes individual single premium (₹106.06 crore for Jan 2026, ₹731.14 crore YTD), individual non-single premium (₹632.83 crore for Jan 2026, ₹5,531.83 crore YTD), group single premium (₹401.69 crore for Jan 2026, ₹4,247.09 crore YTD), and group yearly renewable premium (₹50.39 crore for Jan 2026, ₹510.97 crore YTD).

This provisional information is subject to a limited review or audit by statutory auditors.

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