Description

BSE announces delisting of 22 debt scrip codes of various companies effective August 25, 2025, following suspension due to maturity and redemption record dates.

Summary

BSE has announced the delisting of 22 debt scrip codes from various companies effective August 25, 2025. These securities were previously suspended due to maturity and record dates fixed for redemption/delisting. The delisting affects debt instruments from companies including Annvrridhhi Ventures, AROHAN Financial Services, ICICI Securities Primary Dealership, Mahindra Lifespace Developers, MINDSPACE Business Parks REIT, ONGC Petro Addition Limited, PAISALO Digital Limited, PVR INOX Ltd, Sikka Ports & Terminals Limited, and SK Finance Limited.

Key Points

  • 22 debt scrip codes to be delisted from BSE
  • Delisting effective from August 25, 2025
  • All affected securities were previously suspended
  • Suspensions occurred due to maturity and redemption record dates
  • Notice applies to debt market segment only
  • Trading members advised to take note of changes

Regulatory Changes

No new regulatory changes introduced. This is a routine administrative action for matured debt securities following standard delisting procedures.

Compliance Requirements

  • Trading members must acknowledge the delisting of specified debt scrip codes
  • No trading activity permitted in these securities post-delisting date
  • Members should update their systems to reflect delisted status

Important Dates

  • Notice Date: August 22, 2025
  • Delisting Effective Date: August 25, 2025

Impact Assessment

Limited market impact as these are routine delistings of matured debt securities. The action primarily affects bondholders and institutional investors who held these instruments. No impact on equity markets or broader trading operations. This represents normal corporate lifecycle management for debt instruments that have reached maturity or redemption dates.

Impact Justification

Routine delisting of matured debt securities affects bond market participants but is part of normal corporate lifecycle