Bajaj Auto Q3 Results: Bajaj Auto reported a 37% YoY growth in Q3 net profit, beating estimates. Revenue from operations increased by 30% YoY. The company posted its highest-ever quarterly EBITDA and improved margins significantly. The robust revenue growth was led by acceleration in the domestic business, with volume-led revenue growth. Domestic two-wheeler volumes jumped 44% YoY.
Bajaj Auto: The brokerage has rolled over its estimates to March 2026 from September 2025. It valued the standalone business at 16 times March 2026 EPS of Rs 370, KTM at Rs 203 per share and Chetak at Rs 362 per share.
For small shareholders, Bajaj Auto reserved 15 per cent of total tender offer. Axis Securities said a minimum acceptance ratio is projected at 4 per cent when all participants tender 100 per cent of their shares.
Bajaj Auto’s share buyback represented 16.33 per cent of the total paid-up equity share capital and 14.49 per cent of free reserves as per the audited standalone financial statements and audited consolidated financial statements for FY23.