Bajaj Finance Limited allotted ₹2,120 crore worth of secured non-convertible debentures on October 21, 2026. The allotment comprises 2,12,000 instruments with a face value of ₹1 lakh each, issued through a private placement route.

The Debenture Allotment Committee approved the issuance during its meeting held on the same date. These instruments are proposed for listing on the Wholesale Debt Market segment of BSE Limited.

Instrument Details

The debentures are structured as zero-coupon securities, meaning they do not pay periodic interest. Instead, investors receive the principal amount at maturity. The security is backed by a first pari-passu charge on book debts and loan receivables.

Security and Listing Status

The repayment of principal, along with trustee remuneration and other related monies, is secured by a charge on the company's loan receivables. The filing specifies that this security cover shall not be less than 1.00 time the outstanding amount.

The allotment was executed pursuant to Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. No special rights or privileges are attached to these specific instruments, and there are no delays in payment of interest or principal reported for existing obligations.

Bajaj Finance shares flagged a large-trade signal on the NSE, with approximately 2,70,951 shares changing hands at ₹935.45, amounting to a combined value of ₹25.35 crore.

This is a real-time large-trade signal, not a confirmed block or bulk deal. NSE/BSE publish official block and bulk deal reports only after market close — this trade may or may not appear there.

Large-trade signal details

The following details were captured from the real-time trade-scanning system at the time the signal was flagged:

The signal reflects a cluster of trades in Bajaj Finance shares printed within a short window at or near ₹935.45, flagged by the system for size and speed. No buyer, seller, broker, or client identity is available at this stage, as such disclosures are made only by the exchange after market close.

What this is, and isn't

What this is, and isn't: this reflects trade-level activity — a cluster of trades in the stock above, printed within a short window at or near the quoted price, for a combined value as stated. It is generated by our real-time trade-scanning system and is not, by itself, evidence of a block or bulk deal.

A block deal has to be executed in the exchange's dedicated window (8:45–9:00am or 2:05–2:20pm), within a set price band, and above the current minimum order size (₹25 crore). A bulk deal is when one client's total trading in a stock crosses 0.5% of its equity in a single day — confirmed only once every trade that client made is added up.

Both are published by NSE/BSE after trading hours end, typically after 3:30pm — never before. If this trade qualifies as either, it will appear in the exchange's own report later today, not here first.