Description
Hari Govind International Ltd (scrip code: 531971) has signed agreements with both depositories. Trading shifts to XT group with compulsory demat settlement effective October 16, 2025.
Summary
Hari Govind International Ltd (scrip code: 531971) has completed signing agreements with both depositories (NSDL and CDSL). Effective October 16, 2025 (Settlement No. DR-737/2025-2026), the scrip will move from P group to XT group with revised trading parameters including market lot reduction from 100 to 1 share and mandatory dematerialised settlement.
Key Points
- Scrip moves from P group to XT group (Trade to Trade segment)
- Market lot revised from 100 shares to 1 share
- All trades must be settled in compulsory demat form
- Netting will not be allowed in the scrip
- Shortages will be directly closed-out
- ISIN remains unchanged: INE167F01018
- Trade to Trade classification is for reasons other than non-signing of depository agreements
Regulatory Changes
Group Classification Change:
- Previous: P Group with market lot of 100 shares
- New: XT Group (Trade to Trade) with market lot of 1 share
Settlement Requirements:
- Compulsory dematerialised settlement now mandatory
- No netting allowed for the scrip
- Direct close-out mechanism for shortages
Compliance Requirements
For Trading Members:
- Update systems to reflect new market lot of 1 share
- Ensure all trades in scrip 531971 are settled in demat form only
- No physical settlement will be permitted
- Account for Trade to Trade segment restrictions (no intraday squaring off)
- Prepare for direct close-out procedures in case of delivery shortages
For Investors:
- Must hold shares in dematerialised form for trading
- Each share can be traded individually (lot size = 1)
- No netting facility available
Important Dates
- Notice Date: October 15, 2025
- Effective Date: October 16, 2025 (Thursday)
- Settlement Number: DR-737/2025-2026
Impact Assessment
Trading Impact:
- Increased flexibility with market lot of 1 share allows smaller investment amounts
- Trade to Trade segment restricts intraday trading opportunities
- No netting may increase settlement obligations for traders
Operational Impact:
- Trading members must update trading systems for new lot size
- Settlement processes must ensure 100% demat delivery
- Risk management systems should account for direct close-out mechanism
Market Impact:
- Limited to specific scrip (531971) - minimal broader market impact
- Enhanced transparency through compulsory demat settlement
- Reduced liquidity risk with direct close-out for shortages
Impact Justification
Group migration from P to XT with compulsory demat settlement affects trading mechanics for this specific scrip, requiring traders to adjust lot sizes and settlement procedures