Description

BSE announces demat auction settlement number 758 for delivery shortages across multiple securities, listing scrip codes and quantities to be auctioned.

Summary

BSE has announced Demat Auction Settlement No. 758 dated November 19, 2025. The auction covers delivery shortages across approximately 100 securities where members failed to deliver shares. The auction list includes major stocks like Infosys, NTPC, Tata Motors, Tata Steel, Adani Group companies, and numerous mid-cap and small-cap securities with varying quantities.

Key Points

  • Settlement Number: 758
  • Auction Date: November 19, 2025
  • Total securities involved: Approximately 100 scrips
  • Quantities range from 1 share to 499,754 shares (Spright Agro)
  • Largest quantity: Reliance Power - 200,000 shares
  • Includes major blue-chip stocks and smaller companies
  • Members with short positions will need to participate in auction or face higher buy-in costs

Regulatory Changes

No regulatory changes announced. This is a routine operational auction under existing settlement framework.

Compliance Requirements

  • Trading members with delivery shortages must participate in the demat auction
  • Members must arrange for auction settlement as per BSE auction procedures
  • Payment and delivery obligations to be fulfilled as per auction settlement timeline
  • Non-compliance will result in close-out at higher prices and penalty charges

Important Dates

  • Auction Date: November 19, 2025
  • Settlement details and payment timelines to follow as per standard BSE auction calendar

Impact Assessment

Operational Impact: Members with short delivery positions across these 100+ securities must participate in auctions to close their positions. Large quantities in certain scrips (Reliance Power - 200,000 shares, Spright Agro - 499,754 shares) may see significant price impact during auction.

Market Impact: Demat auctions typically execute at premium prices compared to market rates, resulting in financial losses for defaulting members. Stocks with larger auction quantities may experience temporary price pressure or volatility.

Member Impact: Brokers and trading members with clients who failed to deliver shares will incur additional costs from auction buy-ins, which are typically passed to the defaulting clients along with penalties.

Impact Justification

Routine demat auction for delivery shortages affecting multiple securities; operational impact on members with short positions requiring auction purchases