Dividend Delight! Bajaj Auto’s ₹210 Per Share Bonanza Rides on Record Q4 Results

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Bajaj Auto Ltd has capped off the fiscal year with a robust March quarter, beating analyst expectations on both revenue and profit while rewarding shareholders with a hefty ₹210 per share dividend—the highest in its history. The company’s stellar performance was fueled by strong sales in premium motorcycles, electric scooters, and resilient export volumes, solidifying its leadership in the two- and three-wheeler market.

Key Highlights:

Earnings Beat: For Q4 FY25, Bajaj Auto reported a standalone net profit of ₹20.49 billion, up 6% year-on-year and surpassing consensus estimates. Revenue from operations rose 6% to ₹121.48 billion, also ahead of projections, driven by double-digit growth in premium and electric vehicle segments.

Dividend Bonanza: The board has recommended a dividend of ₹210 per share for FY25, resulting in a total payout of ₹5,864 crore—equivalent to 72% of annual profits. The record date for eligibility is June 20, with payment expected around August 8, pending shareholder approval.

Operational Strength: EBITDA for the quarter climbed 6.3% to ₹24.51 billion, with margins improving to 20.2%. Export volumes and a favorable product mix contributed to the strong performance, even as KTM exports saw a temporary suspension.

Market Response: Bajaj Auto shares closed higher at ₹8,890, reflecting investor confidence in the company’s growth trajectory and capital allocation policy.

Strategic Outlook: Management highlighted ongoing investments in premium, CNG, and electric vehicle portfolios, with a focus on maintaining margins above 20% and leveraging production-linked incentive (PLI) benefits for future growth.

With record profits, a generous dividend, and a clear strategy for innovation and expansion, Bajaj Auto continues to accelerate ahead in the competitive automotive landscape.

Sources: Moneycontrol, NDTV Profit, Economic Times, CNBC-TV18

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