<p>Bajaj Auto’s shares surged by over 6% on Wednesday after the company said on Wednesday that it would review a proposal for a repurchase of shares on January 8. The repurchase proposal comes after the company’s shares had an incredible 88% increase in 2023—its greatest year since 2009—beating the Nifty Auto index’s 47.6% gain.</p>
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<p>Bajaj Auto’s stock was up 4.3% as of Wednesday’s latest trade. On January 24, the manufacturer of two- and three-wheelers is scheduled to release its third-quarter financial results.</p>
<p>The manufacturer of “Pulsar” motorcycles most recently repurchased shares for Rs 2,500 crore in July and October of 2022.</p>
