Description

BSE announces movement of 17 securities from rolling segment to trade-for-trade segment with 5% price band, effective October 30, 2025.

Summary

BSE has announced the transfer of 17 securities from the rolling settlement segment to the trade-for-trade (T2T) segment with a price band of 5% or lower, effective from October 30, 2025. This includes 16 securities moving to T/XT groups and 1 SME security moving to MT group. Additionally, 33 securities will be retained in the trade-for-trade segment with the same price band restrictions.

Key Points

  • 16 securities shifting from rolling segment (Groups X and B) to trade-for-trade segment (Groups T and XT)
  • 1 SME security (Sailani Tours N Travels Ltd) moving from Group M to Group MT
  • Trade-for-trade settlement means no intraday trading; delivery-based settlement only
  • Price band restricted to 5% or lower for all affected securities
  • 33 existing securities to be retained in trade-for-trade segment with 5% price band
  • Changes implemented as surveillance measure

Regulatory Changes

Securities moved to trade-for-trade segment will be subject to:

  • Compulsory delivery-based settlement (no intraday square-off allowed)
  • Maximum price movement limited to 5% or lower per trading session
  • Enhanced monitoring under BSE’s surveillance framework
  • Securities remain in their respective groups (T, XT, MT, TS) until further review

Compliance Requirements

  • Trading members must ensure delivery-based settlement for all transactions in affected securities
  • Clients must have adequate funds/securities before trading in these scrips
  • No intraday leveraged positions permitted
  • Brokers should update their risk management systems to reflect trade-for-trade settlement requirements
  • Market participants must adjust trading strategies for affected securities

Important Dates

  • Effective Date: October 30, 2025 - Securities will move to trade-for-trade segment with 5% price band

Impact Assessment

Liquidity Impact: Securities moved to trade-for-trade segment typically experience reduced trading volumes and liquidity as intraday traders exit these stocks.

Price Discovery: The 5% price band may slow price discovery and increase volatility around the band limits.

Investor Base: Shift will primarily affect day traders and intraday speculators; delivery-based investors will see minimal impact.

Market Quality: This surveillance measure aims to curb excessive speculation and ensure orderly price discovery in these securities.

Affected Securities Details

Moving to T/XT Groups (Mainboard):

  1. Bits Ltd (526709)
  2. Devine Impex Ltd (531585)
  3. Future Market Networks Ltd (533296)
  4. Gujarat Lease Financing Ltd (500174)
  5. Lead Financial Services Ltd (531288)
  6. Lyons Corporate Market Ltd (531441)
  7. Nivaka Fashions Ltd (542206)
  8. Nureca Ltd (543264)
  9. RSC International Ltd (530179)
  10. SEL Manufacturing Company Ltd (532886)
  11. Shree Vatsaa Finance & Leasing Ltd (532007)
  12. Silver Oak India Ltd (531635)
  13. South India Paper Mills Ltd (516108)
  14. Symbiox Investment & Trading Company Ltd (539278)
  15. Trejhara Solutions Ltd (542233)
  16. Vikalp Securities Ltd (531334)

Moving to MT Group (SME):

  1. Sailani Tours N Travels Ltd (543541)

Impact Justification

Affects trading mechanism for 17 securities by imposing trade-for-trade settlement with reduced price band, impacting liquidity and intraday trading activity for these scrips.