Bajaj Finance reported its strongest-ever loan book growth in the recently concluded December quarter.
Despite this, its share price took a hit and extended losses into Friday’s trade as the assets under management (AUM) growth came below expectations.
Despite this, its share price took a hit and extended losses into Friday’s trade as the assets under management (AUM) growth came below expectations.
Shares of Bajaj Finance slipped over 2 per cent on Friday, after plummeting 7 per cent on Thursday. The sell-off also extended in Bajaj Finserv shares, which fell 1.70 per cent post dipping 5 per cent in yesterday’s session.
Bajaj Finance reported 7.8 million new loans book for the Q3FY23, up 5.4 per cent compare to the previous year. It also saw