Description
BSE moves 14 securities from rolling segment to trade-for-trade with 5% price band effective August 21, 2025.
Summary
BSE has announced the movement of 14 securities from the rolling segment to the trade-for-trade segment with a price band of 5% or lower, effective August 21, 2025. Additionally, 24 securities will be retained in the trade-for-trade segment under the same price band restrictions.
Key Points
- 13 securities moving from X group to XT group (trade-for-trade)
- 1 security moving from B group to T group (V R Films & Studios Ltd)
- 1 SME security moving from M group to MT group (Polymac Thermoformers Ltd)
- 23 securities retained in XT group with continued restrictions
- 1 SME security retained in MT group
- All changes effective from August 21, 2025
Regulatory Changes
Securities moved to trade-for-trade segment will have:
- Mandatory delivery-based trading only
- No intraday trading allowed
- Price band restriction of 5% or lower
- Enhanced surveillance measures
Compliance Requirements
- Trading members must ensure compliance with trade-for-trade settlement requirements
- All trades in these securities must result in delivery
- No speculative or intraday positions allowed
- Price movements restricted to specified bands
Important Dates
- Effective Date: August 21, 2025
- All trading restrictions and surveillance measures commence from this date
Impact Assessment
The move to trade-for-trade segment typically indicates:
- Increased regulatory scrutiny on these securities
- Reduced liquidity due to mandatory delivery requirements
- Limited price volatility due to restricted price bands
- Enhanced investor protection through delivery-based settlement
- Potential impact on trading volumes for affected securities
Impact Justification
Affects trading mechanism for 15 securities with restricted price movement and enhanced surveillance