Despite Bajaj Auto surpassing export figures by 21%, their domestic sales of 4.45 lakh units fell slightly short of expectations, causing a 1.8% drop in stock price to ₹8,740. The missed monthly run rate for exports may have contributed to the dip.

Bajaj Auto's P/E ratio of 27.4 remains lower than the industry average, indicating a potentially undervalued stock. Despite recent price drops, Bajaj Auto has outperformed the Sensex in long-term returns, demonstrating its robustness amid market fluctuations.

Bajaj Auto executed a significant block trade of over 76,000 shares worth approximately INR 68.2 crore on NSE, with each share being traded at around INR 8,965.50.

Bajaj Auto reports a 19% year-on-year increase in Q3 revenue, reaching INR 152.2 billion, with an EBITDA margin of 20.8%. The success is partly due to electric vehicles accounting for a quarter of domestic sales and export figures surpassing 500k units after 15 quarters.

Bajaj Auto Credit's long-term bank facilities of INR 10,000 crore have been reaffirmed with a high AAA rating by CARE Ratings, signifying their strong creditworthiness and stability. This positive update was disclosed by Bajaj Auto on March 31, 2026, as part of Regulation 30 compliance.

Bharti Airtel pours $1 billion into AI/cloud solutions through Nxtra, while Hindustan Copper plans to construct a copper plant worth ₹470 crores. IREDA secures an ECB deal worth ¥28 billion, and Bajaj Auto's AAA rating remains unchanged by CARE Ratings.