🏦 BHIL FY25 Results: ₹6,626 Cr Profit, ₹930 Dividend, and Still Sitting on ₹2.2 Lakh Cr Portfolio!
At a glance
Bajaj Holdings & Investment Ltd (BHIL) posted a FY25 consolidated profit of ₹6,626 crore, declared a ₹93/share total dividend, and is now flexing a portfolio worth over ₹2.2 lakh crore (yes, lakh crore, not lakhs). EPS? ₹586. CMP? ₹13,826. And NAV? A mind-numbing ₹20,103/share.
Yet, the market is pricing it at a 35% discount to NAV.
Is this India’s cleanest conglomerate holdco… or the most underappreciated discount store in Dalal Street?
🧠 About the Company
BHIL is not your average investment company — it’s the patriarch of the Bajaj family tree. With major stakes in:
🛵 Bajaj Auto (36.67%)
💸 Bajaj Finserv (41.53%)
🏭 Maharashtra Scooters (51%)
…it’s basically the unofficial family office of the Bajaj Empire, structured as a Core Investment Company (CIC) under RBI norms.
It earns its keep from dividends, interest, and strategic investing muscle — no factories, just balance sheets.
