Bajaj Finance Shares: Bajaj Finance is gearing up for a massive capital raise. On the one hand, the shares of the company have been facing pressure in the market for some time now. On the other hand, the board of the company has taken a big decision. Company through QIP Rs. 11,700 crore will be collected. Along with this, its promoter company Bajaj Finserv Rs. 5,800 crore warrants will also be issued. If these two are combined, the total fundraising would be Rs. 17,500 crore will reach. The proposal has been approved in the board meeting of both the companies held on October 1. Now the approval of the shareholders will be taken through the EGM.

Eligible institutional buyers will get shares

The board of Bajaj Finance has allocated Rs. QIP of equity shares having a face value of 1 has been allowed. Under this, shares will be issued to Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB). Through this process, the company received Rs. 11,700 crore is targeted to raise capital. This is considered a major step towards strengthening the capital base of the company.

A strong stake in the parent company

Along with QIP, the company has invested Rs. Green signal has also been given to issue warrants worth 5,800 crores. These warrants will not be issued to an external investor, but to the promoter company Bajaj Finserv. Bajaj Finserv currently holds 51.30 percent stake in Bajaj Finance. As per the rules, at the time of allotment of warrants, the company has to pay 25 percent of the amount. The remaining 75 percent will be payable when these warrants are converted into equity shares. Bajaj Finserv will have 18 months to convert these warrants into shares. If the company does not do so within the stipulated time, the amount paid will be forfeited. The warrant allotment process is expected to be completed within 15 days of receiving shareholders’ approval.

Impact on Investors’ Shares

Whenever a company issues new shares through QIP, the total number of shares available in the market increases. This has a direct impact on the existing investors, as their percentage share falls. This is called equity dilution. However, the stake reduction does not necessarily mean that investors will suffer losses. If the company uses this new capital raised for faster growth or increased profits, the effect of recession is hidden. But earnings per share (EPS) may come under pressure if the fund does not deliver good returns.

Current position of the stock in the market

Last Thursday, i.e. October 1, shares of Bajaj Finance fell 1.24 percent to Rs. closed at 949.35. This stock has fallen by 10 percent in the last one month. In August 2026 it will be Rs. It touched a 52-week high of 1,177.60. On the other hand, shares of Bajaj Finserv also traded marginally lower in the last session at Rs. closed at 1,729.90. Shares of Bajaj Finserv also fell by around 12 per cent in a month. (The stock markets were closed on 2nd October due to Gandhi Jayanti). Talking about the business of the company, the turnover of Bajaj Finance is continuously increasing. The turnover of the company in FY 2026 is Rs. 69,850.79 crores. In FY 2025, this figure was Rs 59,379.74 crore.