Shares of Bajaj Finance are now traded at ex-bonus-cum-split adjusted price with effect from June 16, 2025 - the record date set by the non-banking finance company for the 4:1 bonus issue and 2:1 stock split. On Tuesday, thus far, the stock was down 2 per cent at ₹920 levels amid weakness in the broader market. Bajaj Finance share price from levels of ₹9,300 on June 13 (Friday), started trading at ₹955 levels on Monday, June 16, post adjustment of the bonus-cum-stock split ratios. As per the 4:1 bonus ratio, shareholders were entitled for 4 free shares of Bajaj Finance for every share held, thus each shareholder would now own 5 shares post the bonus adjustment. Therefore, the share price gets divided by 5. Furthermore, as per the 2:1 stock split ratio, each Bajaj Finance share with a face value of ₹2 each, were to be sub-divided into 2 equity shares with a face value of ₹1 each. Thus, resulting in the share price to be divided in the same ratio. ALSO READ | Time to buy shipping stocks as Baltic Dry Index rises 47% in 1-month? Technically, post adjustment of these 2 corporate events, the stock seems favourably placed on the charts albeit in an overbought territory. Here's how the stock may trade in the short-to-medium term.

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