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For the week, the stock ended with losses of over 4.5%, marking the third straight quarterly loss. The stock has also reported weekly gains only twice since November 2025.
The weekly loss for Bajaj Housing Finance was the worst since early-December 2025, when the stock had declined 9%.
Bajaj Housing Finance was among the most successful listings of 2025, listing at a premium of more than 100% from its IPO price. The stock went on to make a post-listing high of ₹188.5 before declining from those levels.
As of Friday's closing, the stock is down 53% from those levels. Such has been the fall, that from more than 100% from its issue price, the stock is now just above its IPO price of ₹70 per share.
For the December quarter, the company's Assets Under Management grew by 23% to ₹1.33 lakh crore, compared to ₹1.08 lakh crore last year. During the quarter, AUM went up by ₹6,652 crore.
Disbursements stood at ₹16,535 crore from ₹12,571 crore last year.
The company's board will meet on February 2, 2026 to consider results for the December quarter.
Bajaj Housing Finance has seen a marginal drop in the number of retail shareholders at the end of the December quarter. That number fell to 23.8 lakh from 24 lakh at the end of the September quarter. However, in percentage terms, those with authorized share capital of up to ₹2 lakh, had a 8.76% stake, compared to 8.09% in the December quarter.
The stock still has a promoter stake sale overhang, with Bajaj Finance still owning over 86% stake in the company, well above the 75% minimum shareholding norms.
Shares of Bajaj Housing Finance ended 2.2% lower on Friday at ₹88.55. Five out of the 12 analysts tracking the stock, have a "sell" rating on it, while four of them have a "buy" rating and three others have a "hold" rating.
