Description
BSE announces securities being added to, removed from, and continuing in the Short Term Additional Surveillance Measure (ST-ASM) framework effective January 07, 2026.
Summary
BSE has issued updates to the Short Term Additional Surveillance Measure (ST-ASM) framework effective January 07, 2026. Nine securities are being newly shortlisted into the ST-ASM framework, one security (Spice Islands Industries Ltd) will move to a lower stage within the framework, and eight securities are being removed from the ST-ASM framework. The circular provides consolidated lists of all securities currently under ST-ASM with their respective stages.
Key Points
- 9 securities newly shortlisted in Short Term 5/15/30 Days ASM Framework
- 1 security moved to lower Stage ASM (Spice Islands Industries Ltd)
- 8 securities moving out of ST-ASM Framework
- No securities moving to higher Stage ASM
- Changes effective from January 07, 2026
- Framework includes special markings for SME scrips (@) and T+0 scrips (~)
- Consolidated list shows securities across different ST-ASM stages (I, II, etc.)
Regulatory Changes
The ST-ASM framework continues to operate with 5/15/30 days surveillance periods. Securities can be categorized into different stages based on surveillance criteria. The framework provides for:
- Movement between stages (higher or lower) based on trading patterns
- Exit from ST-ASM due to inclusion in other frameworks (LT-ASM, Trade for Trade, GSM, Pledge, ESM)
- Special treatment for SME and T+0 securities
Compliance Requirements
For Market Participants:
- Review trading strategies for securities entering ST-ASM framework
- Note enhanced surveillance measures applicable to shortlisted securities
- Comply with any additional margin or trading requirements under ST-ASM
- Monitor securities for stage changes within the framework
For Listed Companies:
- Be aware of surveillance classification status
- Ensure timely disclosures to avoid surveillance measures
Important Dates
- Effective Date: January 07, 2026 - ST-ASM changes take effect
Impact Assessment
Market Impact:
- Securities entering ST-ASM may experience reduced liquidity due to enhanced surveillance
- Investors may face additional trading restrictions or margin requirements
- Securities exiting ST-ASM framework will return to normal trading conditions
Operational Impact:
- Traders need to adjust positions and strategies for affected securities
- Risk management systems should be updated to reflect new ST-ASM classifications
- Brokers must communicate changes to clients holding or trading these securities
Investor Impact:
- Increased scrutiny on 9 newly added securities may indicate volatility concerns
- 8 securities exiting framework suggests improved trading stability
- Movement to lower stage for Spice Islands Industries indicates positive trend
Impact Justification
Affects trading conditions for 17 securities through ST-ASM framework changes, impacting investor trading strategies and liquidity for these stocks