Bajaj Finance Q1: Deposits Jump 15% To ₹72,100 Cr, Stock Up 2%

Bajaj Finance is not slowing down. In a world full of economic slowdowns, this company is doing the opposite—speeding up.

As of June 30, 2025, Bajaj Finance reported a 15% YoY jump in deposits, reaching a solid ₹72,100 crore. And that’s just the beginning.

Growth That Refuses to Stop

The big number? Assets Under Management (AUM). BFL now manages ₹4,41,400 crore in AUM. That’s a 25% rise from ₹3,54,192 crore in June last year.

And if you’re wondering about momentum—₹24,750 crore of that came in Q1 FY26 alone. That means more people are borrowing, trusting, and relying on BFL.

Even new loans saw a 23% jump, touching 13.49 million in Q1 FY26. Last year, it was 10.97 million for the same quarter.

This isn’t a short-term spike. It’s a long-term trust story.

India Is Listening—and Signing Up

Bajaj Finance’s customer base has exploded. As of June 2025, the total franchise stands at 106.51 million people. That’s almost the population of Maharashtra and Gujarat combined.

Compare that to 88.11 million last year—a stunning growth of 18 million people in just 12 months. And 4.69 million joined just this quarter.

That’s more than just numbers. It means Indians from every corner—metros to tier-3 towns—are saying yes to BFL.

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Who Is Bajaj Finance, Really?

Let’s keep it simple.

Bajaj Finance, a part of Bajaj Finserv, is a major NBFC (Non-Banking Financial Company). It is registered with the RBI as a deposit-taking NBFC and works mainly in lending.

From personal loans to business capital, from retail to SMEs, BFL does it all. That’s what makes it one of India’s most trusted finance brands.