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Bajaj Auto Share Price Falls as Arihant Capital Downgrades Stock to Accumulate Near 52 Week High

  • July 24, 2026
  • Posted by: Kashish Aggarwal
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Bajaj Auto Share Price Falls

Bajaj Auto share price at Rs 11,205, down 0.65 percent. Arihant Capital downgrades to accumulate. 52W high Rs 11,333 hit 23 Jul 2026. Stock 1.13 percent below high, 42.21 percent above 52W low.

The Bajaj Auto share price slipped on 24 July 2026 after brokerage Arihant Capital downgraded the stock to an accumulate rating, a step down from its earlier stance. The stock was quoting at Rs 11,205, down Rs 73.65 or 0.65 percent, having touched an intraday high of Rs 11,325 and an intraday low of Rs 11,153.30.

The Bajaj Auto share price move comes a day after the stock rallied 2.54 percent, or Rs 279.35, to close at Rs 11,278.65 in the previous session, meaning today’s modest pullback follows a strong run up that had taken the counter close to fresh highs.

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Table of Contents

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  • Bajaj Auto Share Price Near Record Levels
  • Why Did Arihant Capital Downgrade Bajaj Auto
  • What the Rating Change Means for Investors
  • Conclusion
  • Frequently Asked Questions FAQs
    • Why did the Bajaj Auto share price fall today?
    • What rating did Arihant Capital give Bajaj Auto?
    • What is the 52 week high of Bajaj Auto?
    • What is the market capitalisation of Bajaj Auto?
    • Is Bajaj Auto still a good buy after the downgrade?
    • Why is the broader auto sector under pressure today?

Bajaj Auto Share Price Near Record Levels

Despite the downgrade and today’s dip, the Bajaj Auto share price remains close to its all time peak, having touched a fresh 52 week high of Rs 11,333 on 23 July 2026, just one session before Arihant Capital’s rating change.

Parameter Detail
CMP Rs 11,205, down 0.65 percent
Intraday range Rs 11,153.30 to Rs 11,325
Volume vs 5-day average 14,960 vs 43,801, down 65.85 percent
Previous session close Rs 11,278.65, up 2.54 percent
52 week high / low Rs 11,333 (23 Jul 2026) / Rs 7,879.45 (07 Aug 2025)
Market capitalisation Rs 313,177.33 crore

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Why Did Arihant Capital Downgrade Bajaj Auto

Downgrades to accumulate, rather than an outright sell or hold, typically signal that a brokerage still likes the underlying business but sees the risk reward turning less favourable after a sharp rally. With the Bajaj Auto share price now just 1.13 percent below its 52 week high and 42.21 percent above its 52 week low, much of the recent positive momentum may already be priced in.

The move also comes on a day when the broader Nifty Auto sector is among the weakest performing groups in the market, falling over 1 percent as rising US bond yields, crude oil above 100 dollars a barrel and persistent FII selling weigh on cyclical and consumption linked stocks.

What the Rating Change Means for Investors

An accumulate rating generally suggests a brokerage sees the stock as a reasonable holding on dips rather than a name to chase at current levels. For existing Bajaj Auto shareholders, the call is less about an exit signal and more a reminder that near term upside may be more limited after the recent surge to record highs.

New investors considering the Bajaj Auto share price at current levels should weigh the stock’s proximity to its 52 week high against valuation and near term sector headwinds, including the broader auto sector weakness seen in today’s session, before initiating fresh positions.

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Conclusion

The Bajaj Auto share price eased 0.65 percent to Rs 11,205 on 24 July 2026 after Arihant Capital downgraded the stock to accumulate, a day after it hit a fresh 52 week high of Rs 11,333. With the stock still just 1.13 percent below its record and the broader auto sector under pressure, investors should weigh valuation and sector trends carefully before adding fresh positions, and consult a SEBI registered advisor.

Disclaimer: Data and figures in this article are sourced from publicly available information. These may or may not be accurate. Please verify all data with the official NSE (nseindia.com) and BSE (bseindia.com) websites before making any investment decision. Investments in securities are subject to market risk. This content is for educational purposes only and is not investment advice by Univest (SEBI RA INH000013776).

Frequently Asked Questions FAQs

Why did the Bajaj Auto share price fall today?

Ans. The Bajaj Auto share price fell 0.65 percent to Rs 11,205 on 24 July 2026 after Arihant Capital downgraded the stock to accumulate, and amid broader weakness in the auto sector during the session.

What rating did Arihant Capital give Bajaj Auto?

Ans. Arihant Capital downgraded Bajaj Auto to an accumulate rating, a step down from its earlier stance, suggesting the risk reward has become less favourable after the stock’s recent rally to record highs.

What is the 52 week high of Bajaj Auto?

Ans. Bajaj Auto touched a fresh 52 week high of Rs 11,333 on 23 July 2026. The stock is currently trading just 1.13 percent below this level despite today’s pullback.

What is the market capitalisation of Bajaj Auto?

Ans. Bajaj Auto’s market capitalisation stands at Rs 313,177.33 crore as on 24 July 2026, making it one of the largest companies in the auto sector by market value.

Is Bajaj Auto still a good buy after the downgrade?

Ans. An accumulate rating suggests holding or buying on dips rather than chasing the stock at current levels. Investors should assess valuation relative to the stock’s proximity to its 52 week high and consult a SEBI registered advisor before deciding.

Why is the broader auto sector under pressure today?

Ans. The Nifty Auto index fell over 1 percent on 24 July 2026 amid rising US bond yields, crude oil above 100 dollars a barrel and persistent FII selling, all of which weigh on cyclical and consumption linked sectors such as autos.



Author: Kashish Aggarwal
Kashish Aggarwal is a Financial Content Writer at Univest, covering Indian equity markets with a focus on share price target frameworks, technical analysis education, and sector deep-dives. Her published work spans bull-case/bear-case share price analysis, event-driven stock reactions, and beginner-friendly educational guides. Her articles blend fundamental analysis (analyst consensus targets, P/E, loan book quality, margin dynamics) with technical analysis (moving averages, 200-DMA, support/resistance levels) — giving retail investors a complete framework before any position. All articles are reviewed by Univest's in-house equity research team, led by Ankit Jaiswal, Senior Equity Research Analyst, to meet SEBI editorial standards. Coverage Areas • Share price targets — REC Ltd, Adani Green Energy (bull/bear case frameworks) • Event-driven analysis — Redington (US tariff impact), Star Cement (technical breakdown) • Technical analysis education — Direct Market Access, 200-DMA, indicator interpretation • Thematic listicles — Highest Dividend Paying Stocks, Real Estate Penny Stocks, Intraday Picks • Sector coverage — IT distribution, renewable energy, infrastructure finance, cement, real estate

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