Description
Shentracon Chemicals Ltd (scrip code: 530757) has signed agreements with both depositories. The scrip moves from Group P to XT with trade-to-trade settlement in compulsory demat form effective January 7, 2026.
Summary
BSE has announced that Shentracon Chemicals Ltd (scrip code: 530757) has signed agreements with both depositories (NSDL and CDSL). Effective January 7, 2026 (Settlement No. DR-793/2025-2026), the scrip will be moved from Group P to Group XT and will be traded under trade-to-trade settlement with compulsory dematerialisation. The market lot will be revised from 100 shares to 1 share.
Key Points
- Scrip code: 530757 - Shentracon Chemicals Ltd
- Group change: From P to XT
- Market lot revised: From 100 shares to 1 share
- Trade-to-trade segment applicable (for reasons other than non-signing of depository agreements)
- Compulsory demat settlement mandatory
- No netting allowed in the scrip
- Shortages will be directly closed-out
- ISIN: INE0OUS01011 (existing)
Regulatory Changes
The scrip will be traded in the Trade-to-Trade (XT) segment instead of the previous Group P classification. This change is implemented for reasons other than non-signing of agreements with depositories, as the company has now completed signing agreements with both depositories.
Compliance Requirements
For Trading Members:
- All trades must be settled in compulsory dematerialised form
- Trading will be in market lot of 1 equity share
- Netting of positions is not permitted
- Physical settlement is not allowed
- Must ensure delivery obligations are met as shortages will be directly closed-out
For Investors:
- Holdings must be in demat form for trading
- Physical certificates cannot be used for settlement
Important Dates
- Notice Date: January 6, 2026
- Effective Date: January 7, 2026 (Wednesday)
- Settlement Number: DR-793/2025-2026
Impact Assessment
Trading Impact:
- Reduced market lot from 100 to 1 share increases accessibility for smaller investors
- Trade-to-trade mechanism means each trade must be settled individually without netting
- Liquidity may be affected due to stricter settlement requirements
Operational Impact:
- Trading members must ensure all client holdings are in demat form
- Increased surveillance and compliance requirements due to XT group classification
- Direct close-out of shortages increases risk for sellers who fail to deliver
Investor Impact:
- Lower market lot makes entry more affordable
- Mandatory demat requirement may exclude investors holding physical certificates
- No intraday position squaring possible due to trade-to-trade nature
Impact Justification
The circular mandates compulsory demat settlement and moves the scrip to trade-to-trade segment with revised market lot, impacting trading modalities for all market participants dealing with this security.