Description
BSE announces demat auction settlement 790 dated January 5, 2026, listing securities and quantities to be auctioned for failed delivery obligations.
Summary
BSE has issued a demat auction notice for Settlement No. 790 dated January 5, 2026. The auction covers 117 securities across various sectors where delivery obligations have failed. The quantities range from as low as 1 share to as high as 613,972 shares (WELCURE DRUG), indicating varied magnitudes of failed deliveries that need to be settled through the auction mechanism.
Key Points
- Settlement Number: 790
- Date: January 5, 2026
- Total securities involved: 117 scrips
- Largest quantity: 613,972 shares (WELCURE DRUG - Scrip Code 524661)
- Other significant quantities include: EVEXIA LIFEC (34,729 shares), LASA SUPERGE (5,000 shares), RAJNISH WELL (5,000 shares), LUXURY TIME (3,200 shares)
- Auction includes blue-chip stocks like RELIANCE IND (3 shares), ITC LTD (1,000 shares), STATE BANK O (10 shares), BAJAJ AUTO (10 shares)
- Wide range of sectors represented: auto, banking, metals, pharmaceuticals, infrastructure, real estate
Regulatory Changes
No regulatory changes announced. This is a standard demat auction notice as per existing BSE auction mechanisms for handling failed delivery obligations.
Compliance Requirements
- Members with failed delivery obligations must participate in the auction process
- Securities listed must be procured through the auction mechanism to complete settlement
- Members must ensure availability of funds and compliance with auction procedures as per BSE regulations
Important Dates
- Settlement Date: January 5, 2026
- Settlement Number: 790
- Auction execution date would follow as per BSE’s standard auction timeline
Impact Assessment
Market Impact: Medium - The auction involves 117 securities with varied quantities. While most quantities are relatively small, some scrips have substantial volumes (WELCURE DRUG with 613,972 shares, EVEXIA LIFEC with 34,729 shares) that could experience temporary price volatility during the auction process.
Operational Impact: This is a routine settlement mechanism. Members with failed deliveries must ensure participation and settlement. The wide range of securities involved indicates dispersed settlement issues rather than concentrated problems in specific sectors.
Investor Impact: Shareholders of the affected securities may experience temporary price movements during the auction. The mechanism ensures market integrity by forcing completion of failed settlements.
Impact Justification
Routine demat auction for failed delivery obligations affecting 117 scrips with varying quantities. Standard market mechanism for settlement enforcement.