Description

BSE announces listing of 3,289 equity shares of Bank of Maharashtra issued under Employee Share Purchase Scheme 2018, effective December 08, 2025.

Summary

BSE has listed 3,289 new equity shares of Bank of Maharashtra (Scrip Code: 532525) issued under the Bank of Maharashtra Employee Share Purchase Scheme 2018 (BOM ESPS 2018). These shares will be available for trading from Monday, December 08, 2025. The shares rank pari-passu with existing equity shares and are subject to a one-year lock-in period from the date of allotment.

Key Points

  • 3,289 equity shares of Rs. 10/- each fully paid up listed under BOM ESPS 2018
  • Scrip Code: 532525
  • ISIN: INE457A01014
  • Date of Allotment: April 18, 2019
  • Distinctive Numbers: 2853170541 to 2853171138 and 2853171139 to 2853173829
  • Shares rank pari-passu with existing equity shares
  • Trading commences from December 08, 2025

Regulatory Changes

No regulatory changes introduced by this circular.

Compliance Requirements

  • Trading members are informed about the listing of new securities
  • Lock-in requirements must be observed for the specified shares

Important Dates

  • Allotment Date: April 18, 2019
  • Trading Commencement: December 08, 2025
  • Lock-in Period: One year from date of allotment (expired as of April 18, 2020)

Lock-in Details

  • Total locked-in shares: 3,289
  • Distribution Numbers: 2853170541 to 2853171138 (598 shares) and 2853171139 to 2853173829 (2,691 shares)
  • Lock-in period: Minimum one year from date of allotment (April 18, 2019)

Impact Assessment

Market Impact: Minimal. The listing involves a small quantity of 3,289 shares under an employee scheme, representing negligible impact on Bank of Maharashtra’s overall trading volume and market capitalization.

Operational Impact: Routine administrative listing process for shares issued under employee benefit schemes. No significant operational changes required by trading members.

Impact Justification

Small volume listing of 3,289 shares under employee scheme with minimal market impact