Jefferies initiated coverage on Bajaj Housing Finance with a Hold rating and Rs 92 target, citing limited upside from premium valuations despite strong growth prospects. It expects AUM to grow at a 23% CAGR and earnings per share at 20% through FY29, while return on assets stays near 2% and return on equity improves to 13.6%.
Jefferies initiated coverage on Bajaj Housing Finance with a Hold rating and Rs 92 target, citing limited upside from premium valuations despite strong growth prospects. It expects AUM to grow at a 23% CAGR and earnings per share at 20% through FY29, while return on assets stays near 2% and return on equity improves to 13.6%.
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