Bajaj Finserv Limited Revenue Breakdown & Fiscal Growth

Bajaj Finserv's financial performance is best understood at the consolidated level — combining the contributions of Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Allianz General Insurance, Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance, and the emerging health and payments businesses — rather than at the holding company level, where the primary income is dividends and mark-to-market gains from subsidiary holdings. Bajaj Finance is the dominant financial contributor. In fiscal year 2024, Bajaj Finance reported a net interest income of approximately 31,000 crore rupees and net profit of approximately 14,500 crore rupees — representing year-over-year growth of approximately 22% in net profit, driven by assets under management growth exceeding 30% to reach approximately 330,000 crore rupees. The return on assets of approximately 4.5 to 5% and return on equity of approximately 20 to 22% are among the highest in the Indian financial services sector, reflecting the superior yield on consumer lending relative to secured mortgage lending that dominates bank loan books. Asset quality has been a key investor focus. Bajaj Finance's gross NPA ratio has historically been maintained below 1.5% — exceptional for an unsecured consumer lending-heavy portfolio — reflecting the company's proprietary credit scoring models, the behavioral data advantage from existing customer relationships, and conservative loan-to-value ratios on secured products. The COVID-19 pandemic created temporary asset quality stress in fiscal year 2021, with gross NPA rising above 2.5%, but the recovery was faster than most peers, reflecting the company's collection infrastructure and customer relationship depth. Bajaj Allianz General Insurance reported gross written premium of approximately 16,000 crore rupees in fiscal year 2024, growing approximately 15% year-over-year, with a profit after tax of approximately 1,800 crore rupees. Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance reported new business premium growth and total premium income of approximately 20,000 crore rupees, with value of new business (VNB) margin improvement reflecting the product mix shift toward protection and annuity products that carry higher actuarial profitability than savings-linked ULIPs. The market capitalization of Bajaj Finserv has consistently exceeded 2 to 3 lakh crore rupees in recent years, reflecting the sum-of-parts valuation of its subsidiary stakes at market prices supplemented by a holding company discount that has narrowed as the management quality and strategic coherence of the portfolio has become more appreciated by institutional investors.