LIC Share Price in Focus; Invests ₹5,120 Crore in Bajaj Finance Debentures for Business Funding

Life Insurance Corporation of India has subscribed to debentures issued by Bajaj Finance, committing ₹5,120 crore in a transaction completed on 27 January 2026.

The investment is not a related party deal and requires no regulatory approval. The funds will be used for general business purposes, reflecting continued institutional interest in India’s financial sector.

Details of the Investment

LIC subscribed to 512,000 debentures of Bajaj Finance, each carrying a face value of ₹1 lakh. The total value of the transaction stands at ₹5,120 crore, as disclosed in a stock exchange filing. The investment was executed on 27 January 2026.

The insurer clarified that this transaction does not fall under related party dealings. Additionally, neither LIC’s promoters nor its promoter group hold any stake in Bajaj Finance.

Purpose of the Fundraising

Bajaj Finance stated that the proceeds raised through the debenture subscription will be deployed for general business purposes. No governmental or regulatory clearances were required to complete the transaction.

About Bajaj Finance

Bajaj Finance is a subsidiary of Bajaj Finserv and operates as a deposit-taking non-banking financial company. It is registered with the Reserve Bank of India and classified as an NBFC–Investment and Credit Company, focusing on lending and investment activities.

LIC Share Price Performance

LIC’s shares were trading at ₹808.90 in the morning session on 28 January 2026, marking a slight increase from the previous close of ₹807.80. The stock opened and remained steady at ₹808.90 during the reported trading window.

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Conclusion

LIC’s investment in Bajaj Finance debentures highlights continued institutional participation in corporate debt markets. While the funds will support Bajaj Finance’s business operations, the transaction also reflects steady engagement between major financial institutions and India’s non-banking finance sector.

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