Bajaj Housing Finance shares hit upper circuits of 10% in the previous two trading sessions. The stock hit a high of ₹188.45 apiece, taking its market capitalization to more than ₹1.5 lakh crore on September 18.

Brokerages have initiated 'buy' calls on Bajaj Housing Finance, citing management's strong pedigree to position it as the next 'HDFC' and its superior asset quality

Bajaj Housing Finance's shares more than doubled in their trading debut on Monday, making it the fourth-best major listing in a red-hot Indian IPO market this year and valuing the company at $16 billion,

After a stellar market debut, Bajaj Housing Finance shares have dipped today—should investors be concerned or hold steady?

Bajaj Housing Finance shares made a solid market debut on Monday and ended with a huge premium of nearly 136 per cent against the issue price of Rs 70.

By Dimpal Gulwani BENGALURU (Reuters) -Shares of Bajaj Housing Finance more than doubled in their trading debut on Monday, giving the company a market capitalization of 1.34 trillion rupees ($16 billion) and making it India's most valuable listed home loan financier.

Bajaj Finance Ltd. 500034 shares rose 3.65% to 7,632.25 Indian rupees Wednesday, on what proved to be an all-around rough trading session for the stock market, with the BSE SENSEX Index 1 falling 0.16% to 82,

Bajaj Housing Finance shares have fallen by 11% over the past two days after a strong debut. Despite this dip, analysts remain optimistic due to the company's strong growth and support from the Bajaj Group.

Bajaj Housing Finance's IPO, one of India's largest offerings this year, opens for public subscription on Monday after raising about $209 million from major institutional investors, with analysts predicting strong interest amid booming demand for home loans.

Bajaj Housing Finance shares on Wednesday (September 18) continued their upward trajectory, surging over 3% in early trade. This marks the third consecutive session of gains for the newly listed firm.