What’s new

• AUM grew 24% YoY to ₹1,49,610 cr, adding ₹8,904 cr in the quarter.
• Gross disbursements rose 11% to ₹19,500 cr from ₹17,506 cr a year ago.
• Loan assets stood at ₹1,31,150 cr; figures are provisional and unaudited.

Why it matters

The 24% AUM growth confirms Bajaj Housing Finance's market position, but it is an operational update rather than full results. Without margin or asset quality figures, the stock's valuation at 28.5x trailing earnings will be tested only when complete Q1 data is released.

What we’re watching

• Full Q1 earnings, especially net interest margin and cost of funds.
• Asset quality trends, given the debt/equity of 4.11x.
• Any guidance on AUM growth trajectory for FY27.

The full read

Bajaj Housing Finance's quarterly business update is a picture of steady growth: AUM up 24% to ₹1,49,610 crore, disbursements 11% higher at ₹19,500 crore. The numbers align with the company's recent trajectory — trailing revenue growth stood at 15.9% and PAT at 14.1% as of the last full year. But this is an operational update, not a financial statement. There are no margins, no cost data, no asset quality numbers. The market already prices in consistent AUM expansion for a large-cap housing finance company; what the stock needs to move is proof that growth is profitable and clean. The full Q1 financials will be the real test.

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