Bajaj Auto Finance
BSE: 500034 | NSE: BAJAUTOFIN | ISIN: INE296A01016 | Finance - Leasing & Hire Purchase
| Company History - Bajaj Auto Finance | |
YEAR EVENTS
1987 - Bajaj Auto Finance was incorporated on 25th March, as a
Private
Limited Company to take up Hire Purchase Finance and Lease
Finance activity. It became a deemed public company by virtue
of
Section 43(A) of the Act with effect from 20th October 1987
and
the word private was deleted by the Registrar of Companies,
Maharashtra, Mumbai.
- The company is primarily engaged in the Hire Purchase
Financing
of Two, Three Wheelers, Leasing of equipments and vehicles
and
Bill Discounting. The company is also engaged in Real Estate
Operations as Project Management Consultant. The Company was
promoted by Bajaj Auto Ltd and Bajaj and Auto Holdings Ltd.
1992 - The Company is proposed to enter into other areas of
financing,
such as Bills Discounting.
- The Company is proposed to increase the financing activities
of
the Company by introduction of various schemes of financing
cars,
trucks and leasing of equipment.
- It is proposed to increase the share capital of the Company
by
public issue of upto 50,00,000 equity shares of Rs.10/- each
at a
premium, to be determined in consultation with the concerned
Authorities.
- During the year under review, Company has opened a brach
office
at Hyderabad for promoting Company's financing schemes.
1993 - The Company has, for the first time, issued commercial Papers
(CPs) to the extent of Rs.80 million. The issue of
Commercial
Papers has been rated as P1+ (pronounced P one plus) by The
Credit Rating and Information Services of India Limited
(CRISIL).
This rating is the best rating for CPs.
- During the year under review, Company has opened its branch
offices at New Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore and Mumbai for
promoting
Company's financing schemes.
- The proposal of issue of 67,00,000 equity shares of Rs.10/-
each
at a premium of upto Rs.70/- per equity share was approved by
the
shareholders.
- It is proposed to issue shares to the public at an
appropriate
time and at a suitable premium after taking into account the
Capital Market conditions.
1994 - The Company offered 64,88,200 No. of equity shares of Rs 10
each
at a premium of Rs 80 per share of which 23,13,200 shares
were
offered to promoters and their associates and the balance
41,75,000 shares were offered to the Indian Public. All were
accepted.
- During the year under review, Company has opened its branch
office at Nagpur for promoting Company's financing schemes.
- The Company is entering into financing of other automobiles
mainly through the branch network.
1995 - During the year, Company has allotted, pursuant to a Public
Issue, 4,15,000 No. of Equity Shares of Rs.10 each for cash at
a
premium of Rs. 80 per Equity Share. After allotment of
shares,
Company's paid up share capital is Rs. 164,884,500 as at
31.3.95.
- After allotment of shares against Public Issue on 28th May,
1994,
Company has ceased to be a subsidiary Company of Bajaj Auto
Limited.
- The Company has opened its branch offices at Vijaywada,
Nasik,
Vishakhapattanam, Calcutta, Goa, Madurai and Pune for
promoting
Company's financing schemes.
1996 - The Company has obtained a credit rating of FAA+ from CRISIL
for
its Fixed Deposit Schemes.
- During the year, Company has opened its branch offices at
Baroda
and Trivandrum for promoting Company's financing schemes.
The
Company has a network of 15 branches.
1997 - Bajaj Auto Finance plans to double its borrowing capacity
from
Rs 100 crore to Rs 200 crore.
- The Credit Rating and Information Services of India Ltd
(Crisil)
has assigned P1+ ratings to the debt programmes of Wipro and
Bajaj Auto Finance Ltd.
- Crisil has also reaffirmed the FAAA rating assigned to the
fixed deposits (FD) programme of Bajaj Auto Finance and the
FA+
rating assigned to the FD programme of Vysya Bank Housing
Finance Ltd.
1998 - Bajaj Auto Finance Ltd (BAFL), has entered into a tie-up with
Godrej GE Appliances, Korean consumer durables conglomerate
LG
and air-conditioning major Blue Star to finance their
consumer
durables.
- Bajaj Auto Finance Ltd has come out with a scheme a low
downpayment plan to aggressively push sales of its parent
company. The low downpayment scheme is being launched by
BAFL,
along with its earlier 9 per cent interest finance scheme.
1999 - Bajaj Auto Finance has gone in for demateralisation of its
share
and joined the National Securities Depository Ltd.
- BAFL's tie-up with BPL to finance all its consumer durables
except refrigerators is aimed at synergising its existing
business and adding value for its customers.
- BAFL has regional tie ups with Daewoo's in Punjab, Voltas in
Andhra Pradesh, Sharp in Maharashtra and Carrier Aircon in
Gujarat, some of which could be upgraded to national tie ups.
2000 - The Credit Rating Information Services of India Ltd (Crisil)
on
March 6 reaffirmed the EAAA rating for the fixed deposit
programme of Bajaj Auto Finance Ltd (BAFL). The company's Rs
10-crore commercial paper programme has been assigned P1+
rating.
2002-Bajaj Auto Finance Ltd has informed that the Board has decided
to reappoint Mr Dipak Poddar as Managing Director of the Company, for
a further period of five years.
2003
-Approves to voluntarily delist the Equity Shares from Pune Stock
Exchange Ltd & The Stock Exchange Ahmedabad, in accordance with the
provisions of SEBI (Delisting Securities)- Guidelines 2003
2004
--Ties up with Bajaj Auto Finance for finance scheme on Intel Pentium
4 PC. |
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