Bajaj Auto has declared a final dividend of INR 150 per share, with the record date set for May 29th. The company's Q4 profits surged by 34% year-over-year to reach INR 2,746 crores, while revenue increased by 32% YoY to INR 16,006 crores.

Bajaj Auto's lower P/E ratio of 27.2 compared to the industry's 30.2 suggests a potential undervaluation, offering investors an advantageous entry point. Furthermore, robust institutional backing and solid performance have fortified Bajaj Auto's status within the Nifty 50 index.

Major companies like ITC, TCS, LIC, and Bajaj Auto are distributing dividends and bonuses this week. Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) is giving a 1:1 bonus, while shares of ITC, TCS, and Bajaj Auto will trade without the upcoming dividends from May 25 to May 29.

Bajaj Auto Ltd experienced a substantial block deal on the National Stock Exchange, valued at approximately 23.1 crore INR, with around 21,900 shares traded at a price of Rs. 10,564 each.

Bajaj Auto is exhibiting a strong uptrend as it trades above its 200-day moving average, indicating positive momentum. The stock's upward trajectory is further supported by increasing trading volumes on advancing days, suggesting growing investor interest.

Bajaj Auto has contributed to an increase in KTM's profitability for Q1 of this year, demonstrating a successful partnership between the two companies.

Bajaj Auto's subsidiary has made an early repayment of $80 million in loans, owed to JP Morgan and DBS, as part of the KTM AG restructuring process. The full loan repayment was scheduled for May 2026 but has been brought forward.

Indian automobile manufacturers have seen a significant increase (38%) in auto exports during April, primarily targeting emerging markets due to challenges in the domestic market. This move signifies a strategic shift towards expanding their presence globally.

Wipro initiated a significant 15,000-crore share buyback in April, followed by Bajaj Auto with a 5,632-crore buyback in May. Other companies such as Aurobindo Pharma, Kajaria Ceramics, and Cyient have also recently announced similar measures, signaling a wave of large-scale share repurchases among these businesses.

TVS Motor and Hero MotoCorp's stocks dropped despite robust April sales, contributing to a 1% decline in the Nifty Auto index. Meanwhile, Bajaj Auto and M&M outperformed due to concerns about rising costs and supply chain risks affecting the auto sector.

Bajaj Auto reports a significant increase in Q1 revenue to €331 million, thanks to a surge of 125% in motorcycle sales. The company also posts a positive EBITDA of €5.5 million and successfully refinanced €550 million for financial stability.

Bajaj Auto has executed a significant block trade worth approximately INR 53.9 crore, with each of the over 51,000 shares sold at INR 10,559 apiece.

Escalating tensions in West Asia are causing disruptions to India's automobile supply chain, leading to reduced profit margins for companies like Hero MotoCorp and Bajaj Auto. These challenges are exacerbated by rising costs and prices in the two-wheeler market.

Bajaj Auto and Bharat Forge have drawn the attention of investors, with these two companies being notable stocks to watch out for on the stock market.

Bajaj Auto's Q4 performance is impressive, driven by high demand for their electric scooter, the Chetak, which currently outstrips its supply. The company's CEO, Rakesh Sharma, is actively planning to increase production and aims to improve the electric vehicle segment's performance.

Bajaj Auto, Godrej Consumer, and Paytm shared their Q4 performance highlights during recent discussions. Topics ranged from sustaining growth momentum, optimizing margins, and enhancing future growth prospects, with a special emphasis on order books.

Auto stocks in India are surging following strong financial year 2026 (FY26) results and optimistic FY27 outlooks from Maruti Suzuki, M&M, Hero MotoCorp, Bajaj Auto, TVS, and Eicher. These companies have reported significant gains in May, but their valuations are still below historical averages.

Bajaj Auto reached a new 52-week high of Rs 10,738.4 on June 7, 2026, marking an increase of 3.4%. The company outperformed its sector by 0.7 percentage points, indicating robust performance.

Auto giants M&M, Maruti, and Bajaj are set to distribute substantial dividends. Keep an eye on crucial dates as these companies prepare to release their dividend payouts.

Analysts at Emkay maintain a 'Buy' recommendation for Bajaj Auto, boosting their price target to ₹12,600 – suggesting a potential increase of around 22.1% compared to the previous goal of ₹12,000.

Motilal Oswal maintains a 'Neutral' stance on Bajaj Auto, with the revised target price at Rs 9,965, indicating fair valuation based on FY28E earnings. The automaker reported a robust 31.8% revenue growth and a 32.6% increase in profit after tax for Q4 FY26, reaching Rs 2,720 crore, while maintaining an EBITDA margin of 20.8%.

Bajaj Auto forecasts growth in Q1 FY27, primarily driven by the sales of larger bikes, electric vehicles, and stable exports to Latin America and Asia. However, motorcycle growth is expected to decline from 20% in Q4 FY26 due to factors like inflation, LPG challenges, and worker migration, resulting in growth of 7-9%.

Key Indian companies such as Britannia, Dabur, BSE, Biocon, Bharat Forge, Bajaj Holdings, MRF, Escorts Kubota, Indraprastha Gas, and Apollo Pipes will be releasing their Q4 financial results for FY26 today. Investors are eager to evaluate these companies' performances and plans for the upcoming fiscal year.

Morgan Stanley upgrades Bajaj Auto's price target to ₹9,259 due to a robust Q4 EBITDA performance, driven by strong exports and favorable currency effects. However, the firm maintains an underweight stance, as worries about slowing domestic demand persist.

Bajaj Auto surpassed predicted performance in essential areas, showing promising growth. This signals a strong quarter for the automaker.

Bajaj Auto initiates a share buyback program priced at INR 12,000, reflecting concerns over weakening demand. Discussions about Q4 earnings and next fiscal year's forecast during an appearance on ET Now.

Biocon, Bajaj Auto, and BSE's Q4 results have drawn attention from the market. Awaiting further actions as updates are released in the #StockInNews.

Bajaj Auto exceeded expectations with robust earnings, suggesting a promising outlook. Future buyers might consider setting targets at 10550 and 10675. PB Fintech demonstrated strong growth in the insurance sector, making it an appealing buy opportunity with targets at 1742 and 1765. Meanwhile, Godrej Consumer Products struggled in the FMCG sector.

Bajaj Auto has announced a dividend payment of INR 150 per share to its shareholders. This move signifies the company's financial strength and commitment to returning value to its investors.

Bajaj Auto has announced that the record date for their upcoming dividend distribution is set for May 29, 2026. Shareholders can expect to receive the dividend payment around July 24, 2026, pending any Tax Deduction at Source (TDS) requirements.

Bajaj Auto has announced a planned buyback of approximately 4.7 million shares priced at INR 12,000 each, amounting to an overall investment of INR 5633 crores. The proposed move requires shareholder approval, which will be sought through a postal ballot.

Today, Bajaj Auto, Paytm, PB Fintech, and other companies have reported impressive profits. Meanwhile, Meesho has significantly reduced its losses by 88%. Unfortunately, the Nifty is signaling a negative opening for the day.

Bajaj Auto has announced a strong financial performance for FY26, with a profit after tax (PAT) of approximately INR 9824 crores on revenues of INR 58732.5 crores. The board also proposed a dividend of INR 150 per share and a share buyback worth INR 5633 crores.

Bajaj Auto's financial year 2026 performance shows robust results, yet the company anticipates a potential decline in consumer demand in the near future.

Bajaj Auto faces a slowdown in motorcycle demand due to the West Asia conflict, with growth rates dropping significantly. However, there's a shift in preference towards electric vehicles (EV), as evidenced by a 60% surge in sales of their Chetak electric scooter, outperforming internal combustion engine (ICE) scooters in April.

The stocks of Bajaj Auto, Paytm, and Eternal have caught the attention of top brokers, offering significant potential gains of up to 35%. These stocks seem enticing due to their current discounted prices and appealing valuations.

Nuvama has increased its recommendation for Bajaj Auto shares, setting a new target price of ₹11,600. The previous target of ₹10,700 has been raised, suggesting a continued optimistic outlook towards the company.

Bajaj Auto anticipates a deceleration in motorcycle growth, predicting a rate of 7-9% for the fiscal year 2026-2027. This slowdown is attributed to increasing costs.

HDFC Securities advises buying Bajaj Auto, Hero MotoCorp, PB Fintech, and Birlasoft with target prices of Rs 11,776, Rs 6,657, Rs 2,180, and Rs 415 respectively. On the other hand, they suggest reducing positions in Kansai Nerolac and Shoppers Stop due to anticipated margin pressures, with target prices of Rs 220 and Rs 350 respectively.

Bajaj Auto demonstrates robust performance in Q4 with significant growth in exports. The company's board has approved a substantial buyback of ₹5,633 crores.