Maharashtra Scooters Acquires Bajaj Finance & Bajaj Auto Shares Worth ₹35.1 Crore
Maharashtra Scooters Limited acquired shares in Bajaj Finance Ltd. for ₹23.07 crore and Bajaj Auto Ltd. for ₹12.03 crore on March 27, 2026. Cumulative acquisitions reached ₹94.71 crore in Bajaj Finance and ₹124.50 crore in Bajaj Auto.
The acquisitions are described as routine and made through the secondary market by a core investment company. The percentage of shares acquired on the date of acquisition is very small (0.0043% and 0.0048%), indicating a low immediate impact on the company's overall financial standing or market position.
The announcement details routine share acquisitions by the company in related entities, which is part of its normal business operations as a core investment company. There are no immediate positive or negative financial implications highlighted.
Maharashtra Scooters Limited (MSL) has disclosed acquisitions of shares in Bajaj Finance Ltd. and Bajaj Auto Ltd. on March 27, 2026.
The company acquired shares in Bajaj Finance Ltd. for ₹23.07 crore on the date of acquisition, increasing its cumulative holding to ₹94.71 crore. This acquisition represents 0.0043% of shares on the acquisition date, bringing the cumulative shareholding to 3.0576%.
Additionally, MSL acquired shares in Bajaj Auto Ltd. for ₹12.03 crore on March 27, 2026. This brings the cumulative acquisition cost for Bajaj Auto shares to ₹124.50 crore. The on-date acquisition percentage was 0.0048%, with a cumulative shareholding of 2.4787%.
MSL clarified that these acquisitions are in the ordinary course of its business as an unregistered core investment company, with shares being acquired through the secondary market. No governmental or regulatory approvals were required for these transactions, and they were not considered related party transactions.
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