Description
BSE announces transfer of 33 scrips to T/XT Group and 12 scrips to MT/TS Group under trade-to-trade settlement mechanism effective from specified date.
Summary
BSE has announced the revision of scrips in the Trade to Trade segment. A total of 33 scrips are being transferred to T/XT Group and 12 scrips are being transferred to MT/TS Group. Securities in trade-to-trade settlement do not allow intraday trading and require compulsory delivery-based settlement. This circular lists the specific scrips being moved to these restricted trading segments along with their scrip codes, ISIN numbers, and review categories.
Key Points
- 33 scrips transferred to T/XT Group covering various review categories (A, B, C, D)
- 12 scrips transferred to MT/TS Group from SME segment
- Scrips include companies from Group B, X, M, and MS
- Review categories include SME A, SME B, SME C, SME D, and regular categories A, B, C, D
- Some scrips marked with asterisk (*) satisfy criteria only at NSE for commonly listed securities
- Affects both main board and SME segment securities
Regulatory Changes
Transfer to Trade-to-Trade (T/XT/MT/TS) groups represents enhanced surveillance measures where:
- No intraday trading is permitted
- All trades must result in delivery
- Settlement on T+2 basis with compulsory delivery
- Applied based on surveillance criteria including price volatility, market behavior, or compliance issues
- Separate groups for main board (T/XT) and SME segment (MT/TS)
Compliance Requirements
- Investors must take/give delivery of shares for all transactions in these scrips
- No squared-off intraday positions allowed
- Brokers must ensure adequate margin and delivery obligations
- Increased settlement obligations for trading members
- Enhanced due diligence required for transactions in these securities
Important Dates
- Circular Date: November 27, 2025
- Effective date for transfer not explicitly mentioned in provided content (typically mentioned in Part B or separate section)
Impact Assessment
Market Impact:
- Significant reduction in liquidity for affected 45 scrips
- Elimination of intraday trading opportunities
- Potential widening of bid-ask spreads
- Higher capital requirements for traders
Investor Impact:
- Retail and institutional investors must commit full capital for purchases
- Short-term traders and day traders cannot operate in these scrips
- Increased holding period and settlement risk
- May lead to reduced trading volumes
Operational Impact:
- Brokers need to adjust risk management systems
- Modified margin requirements and exposure limits
- Enhanced monitoring of client positions and delivery obligations
- Separate tracking for trade-to-trade segment scrips
Scrip Details - Part A: T/XT Group (33 Scrips)
Notable Transfers:
- ARCL Organics Ltd (543993) - Group X, Category C
- Bampsl Securities Ltd (531591) - Group X, Category A
- Borana Weaves Ltd (544404) - Group B, Category C
- Dhampure Specialty Sugars Ltd (531923) - Group X, Category C
- Energy Development Company Ltd (532219) - Group B, Category A
- Global Surfaces Ltd (543829) - Group B, Category A
- Venus Remedies Ltd (526953) - Group B, Category B
- Multiple scrips with combined categories (A & C)
Scrip Details - Part A: MT/TS Group (12 SME Scrips)
SME Transfers:
- Concord Control Systems Ltd (543619) - Group M, SME A
- Cospower Engineering Ltd (543172) - Group M, SME A
- Diksat Transworld Ltd (540151) - Group M, SME D
- GB Logistics Commerce Ltd (544348) - Group M, SME C
- H.M. Electro Mech Ltd (544349) - Group M, SME C
- Jet Solar Ltd (538794) - Group M, SME A
- Nirmitee Robotics India Ltd (543194) - Group MS, SME A
- Others across SME categories A, B, and C
Impact Justification
High impact due to transfer of 45 scrips to trade-to-trade settlement, restricting intraday trading and requiring full delivery, significantly affecting liquidity and trading flexibility for these securities.