Description

BSE demat auction notice for settlement number 763 dated November 26, 2025, listing securities and quantities available for auction.

Summary

BSE has issued a demat auction notice for Settlement No. 763 dated November 26, 2025. The circular lists 124 scrips (securities) across various companies that are subject to demat auction, with quantities ranging from 1 share to 81,866 shares depending on the security.

Key Points

  • Settlement Number: 763
  • Date: November 26, 2025
  • Total scrips listed: 124 securities
  • Covers a wide range of companies across sectors including banking, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, technology, and infrastructure
  • Largest quantities include: Welcure Drugs (81,866 shares), Vodafone Idea (51,475 shares), Tata Power (30,450 shares), Laddu Gopal (25,000 shares), and Lesha Industries (23,804 shares)
  • Auction applies to securities where delivery obligations were not met

Regulatory Changes

No regulatory changes introduced. This is a routine operational notice.

Compliance Requirements

  • Members/brokers with shortages in the listed securities must participate in the demat auction
  • Securities must be procured through the auction mechanism to fulfill delivery obligations
  • Settlement obligations for the specified scrips and quantities must be completed as per BSE auction procedures

Important Dates

  • Settlement Date: November 26, 2025 (Settlement No. 763)
  • Auction will be conducted as per standard BSE settlement cycle timelines

Impact Assessment

Market Impact: Low - This is a routine settlement mechanism to address delivery failures. Demat auctions are standard procedures when sellers fail to deliver securities.

Operational Impact: Low to Medium - Affects specific brokers/members who have delivery shortages in the listed securities. They will need to purchase these securities through the auction at potentially higher prices.

Investor Impact: Low - Direct impact limited to specific shareholders involved in failed delivery transactions. May result in higher costs for brokers covering shortages, which could be passed to clients who failed to deliver.

Impact Justification

Routine demat auction notice affecting specific shareholders who failed to deliver securities. Limited market-wide impact.