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Bajaj Housing Finance Share Price Fall Nearly 8%, Hit 52-Week Low as Promoters Likely to Sell 2.35% Stake Via Block Deal

By Shishta Dutta | Updated at: Dec 2, 2025 11:14 PM IST

Bajaj Housing Finance Share Price Fall Nearly 8%, Hit 52-Week Low as Promoters Likely to Sell 2.35% Stake Via Block Deal
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Tuesday, December 2, 2025: Bajaj Housing Finance shares price fell 7.58% on Tuesday and are trading at ₹96.57 as of 10.30 AM IST. The shares reached a new 52-week low (₹95.00) following speculations of a big block transaction involving promoter Bajaj Finance. It opened at ₹97.05 in the share market and has been fluctuating between ₹97.70 to ₹95. The market cap of the company stood at 87,064.60 crore whereas the VWAP stood at ₹95.48. 

Promoters to Dispose 2.35% Stake in Block Deal

It is reported that Bajaj Finance will sell up to 2% of Bajaj Housing Finance to Bajaj Finance through block deal where the floor price is set at ₹95 per share. Market information indicated that close to 19.5 crore shares amounting to 2.35% of the company equity traded at ₹97 apiece valuing the total deal at approximately ₹1,890 crore. The high discount rate was a cause of concern among the investors leading to immediate sell off.

Stock Slips to Lowest Since the Year Under Oversold Conditions

Bajaj Housing Finance shares are listed and have been under pressure all months falling 23% over the last year. Its stock is currently trading at a significant discount of its 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages of ₹109 and ₹116, respectively. The Money Flow Index is also an indicator that shows weakness as it remains close to 23 and the stock is in the oversold range. The stock has plummeted by 20.17% in the past six months and around 28.29% YTD, demonstrating a pattern.

IPO Hype Slides with Good Business Principle

The ₹6,560 crore IPO of the company in 2024 attracted huge investor interest being subscribing to 67.43 times. Nonetheless the after listening rally has lessened dramatically. Even after the stock had corrected itself the financial results in the company are still healthy. Net profit increased by 18% in Q2FY26 as compared to the previous year to reach ₹643 crore and revenue grew 14% to ₹2,755 crore. The net interest income increased by 34% but the net interest margins were pretty stable at 4%.

Stake Sale Boarded by Minimum Public Shareholding Norms Of SEBI

Bajaj Housing finance is now owned by the promoter group at 88.7% which is well above the regulation limit. As part of the minimum requirements of SEBI on the proportion of the shares that must be held by the people, Bajaj Finance will sell as many 166.6 million shares as possible in several tranches between December 2025- February 2026. The company also settled on 60-day lock-up agreement on further sale of shares which would guarantee orderliness in the market.

Short-Term Stock Expected Volatility

Although Bajaj Housing Finance continues to shine in the home loan and property financing market the current deal dilution of the promoters alongside the continuous selling pressure might take a toll on the stock in the short-term. 

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