Description

BSE updates on securities entering, exiting, and continuing in Short Term Additional Surveillance Measure framework effective September 4, 2025.

Summary

BSE has updated the Short Term Additional Surveillance Measure (ST-ASM) framework effective September 4, 2025. The circular identifies securities entering the framework, those continuing with stage changes, and securities exiting the framework.

Key Points

  • 9 securities newly shortlisted in ST-ASM 5/15/30 Days framework
  • 1 security continuing but moving to higher stage ASM
  • 8 securities moving out of ST-ASM framework
  • Framework includes SME scrips and T+0 scrips
  • Changes effective from September 4, 2025

Securities Entering ST-ASM Framework

New entries (Stage I):

  • Bharat Seats Ltd (523229)
  • Binny Mills Ltd (535620)
  • BLT Logistics Ltd (544474) - SME scrip
  • Cryogenic Ogs Ltd (544440) - SME scrip
  • Gujarat Credit Corporation Ltd (511441)
  • Harshil Agrotech Ltd (505336)
  • Parker Agrochem Exports Ltd (524628)
  • Prime Fresh Ltd (540404)
  • Sahara Maritime Ltd (544056) - SME scrip

Securities Continuing with Stage Changes

Moving to higher stage:

  • Pacheli Industrial Finance Ltd (523862)

Securities Exiting ST-ASM Framework

Complete exits:

  • Aditya Infotech Ltd (544466)
  • Apollo Micro Systems Ltd (540879) - moving to LT-ASM
  • Foseco India Ltd (500150)
  • K&R Rail Engineering Ltd (514360)
  • Kaushalya Infrastructure Development Corporation Ltd (532925) - moving to ESM
  • Kisaan Parivar Industries Ltd (519230)
  • NTC Industries Ltd (526723)
  • Royal Sense Ltd (544143) - SME scrip

Framework Categories

  • SME scrips marked with @
  • T+0 scrips marked with ~
  • Securities moving to LT-ASM marked with *
  • Securities moving to ESM marked with $

Important Dates

  • Effective Date: September 4, 2025

Impact Assessment

The ST-ASM framework changes will affect trading conditions for the identified securities, with enhanced surveillance measures applied to manage price volatility and ensure orderly trading. Securities entering the framework may face additional trading restrictions, while those exiting may see normalized trading conditions.

Impact Justification

Affects trading conditions for 17 securities across different surveillance stages with specific framework changes