In a significant financial update, Bajaj Housing Finance has reported a 54% increase in its Q4 profit, while LTIMindtree has declared a ₹45 dividend. These results reflect strong performance and financial health in the housing finance and IT sectors.
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Bajaj Housing Finance reported a 54% increase in its Q4 profit.
LTIMindtree has declared a ₹45 dividend for its shareholders.
Bajaj Housing Finance's strong performance was driven by strong loans and advances, efficient cost management, and a favorable market environment.
The IT sector is experiencing growth due to the increasing demand for digital transformation and cloud services, driven by the adoption of technology and digital solutions.
Both companies are well-positioned to capitalize on emerging trends and opportunities, ensuring continued growth and profitability in the coming quarters.

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