Description
BSE revises price bands for 95 securities with effect from August 11, 2025, with bands ranging from 2% to 20%.
Summary
BSE has revised price bands for 95 equity securities effective August 11, 2025. The revised price bands range from 2% to 20%, indicating varying levels of surveillance measures applied to these securities. Most securities have been assigned a 5% price band, while some have stricter bands of 2% and others have more relaxed bands up to 20%.
Key Points
- 95 securities will have revised price bands effective August 11, 2025
- Price bands range from 2% (most restrictive) to 20% (least restrictive)
- Majority of securities (67 out of 95) assigned 5% price band
- 4 securities assigned 2% price band (India Lease Development Ltd, Norben Tea & Exports Ltd, Swagtam Trading & Services Ltd, Times Guaranty Ltd)
- 13 securities assigned higher bands of 10% or 20%
- Changes apply to equity segment trading
Regulatory Changes
Price band revisions represent surveillance measures to control excessive volatility in specific securities. The differentiated approach suggests risk-based categorization based on trading patterns, volatility, and other market factors.
Compliance Requirements
- Trading members must implement revised price bands from August 11, 2025
- All equity trading in mentioned securities must adhere to new price band limits
- Members can seek clarifications at bse.surv@bseindia.com
Important Dates
- Effective Date: August 11, 2025
- Notice Date: August 8, 2025
Impact Assessment
The price band changes will impact trading dynamics for these securities by:
- Limiting intraday price movements within specified ranges
- Potentially reducing volatility and speculative trading
- Affecting liquidity depending on the restrictiveness of the band
- Securities with 2% bands face the most restrictive trading conditions
- Securities with 20% bands have relatively more trading flexibility
Impact Justification
Price band changes affect trading volatility and liquidity for 95 securities, indicating enhanced surveillance measures