Description
BSE announces demat auction settlement no. 762 dated November 25, 2025, listing securities and quantities to be auctioned across multiple scrips.
Summary
BSE has announced Demat Auction Settlement No. 762 dated November 25, 2025. The circular lists 117+ securities across various sectors that are subject to demat auction due to delivery shortages. Quantities range from 1 share to 999,999 shares depending on the scrip. This is a routine settlement mechanism to ensure completion of trades where sellers have failed to deliver securities.
Key Points
- Settlement number: 762
- Settlement date: November 25, 2025
- Total scrips affected: 117+ securities
- Highest quantity: GV Films Ltd (700,000 shares) and Murae Organics (999,999 shares)
- Includes major stocks like Infosys (36 shares), Tata Steel (20 shares), Adani Power (100 shares), Adani Green (1 share)
- Also includes recent listings like Swiggy (2 shares), Waaree Energy (393 shares), Paytm/One 97 Communications (10 shares)
- Auction covers both large-cap and small-cap securities
- Quantities vary significantly across scrips indicating varying levels of delivery shortfalls
Regulatory Changes
No regulatory changes introduced. This is a standard operational circular implementing existing auction settlement procedures.
Compliance Requirements
- Trading members who have delivery shortages in the listed scrips must participate in the demat auction or arrange securities
- Members must ensure availability of securities for auction settlement
- Successful auction participants must deliver securities as per settlement obligations
- Members failing to deliver may face buy-in consequences and penalties as per existing regulations
Important Dates
- Settlement Date: November 25, 2025
- Settlement Number: 762
- Auction execution date: To be conducted as per standard BSE auction settlement timeline (typically within 2-3 trading days of circular issuance)
Impact Assessment
Market Impact: Medium - affects 117+ securities across market capitalizations. While most quantities are small (1-100 shares), some scrips have significant quantities (GV Films: 700,000, Murae Organics: 999,999, Epuja Spirits: 8,215, Orient Cement: 7,280).
Trading Impact: Securities under auction may experience price volatility during auction period. Members with short positions must arrange securities or face buy-in at potentially higher prices.
Investor Impact: Minimal direct impact on retail investors. This is a settlement mechanism between trading members to complete pending delivery obligations.
Operational Impact: Trading members with delivery obligations in these scrips must ensure participation in auction process and arrange requisite securities to avoid penalties and financial consequences.
Impact Justification
Regular demat auction for delivery shortages affecting 117+ scrips with varying quantities; routine market operation to ensure settlement completion but impacts multiple securities.