Description
BSE announces changes to Short Term Additional Surveillance Measure framework with 7 securities shortlisted, 1 security moving to lower stage, and 6 securities moving out, effective January 19, 2026.
Summary
BSE has announced changes to the Short Term Additional Surveillance Measure (ST-ASM) framework effective January 19, 2026. The circular identifies 7 securities being newly shortlisted in the ST-ASM framework, 1 security moving to a lower stage ASM, and 6 securities moving out of the framework. The ST-ASM framework is designed to curb excessive speculation and protect investor interests by imposing additional surveillance on securities exhibiting unusual price movements or trading patterns.
Key Points
- 7 securities newly shortlisted in Short Term 5/15/30 Days ASM Framework
- Includes 2 SME scrips marked with @ symbol
- 1 security (Padam Cotton Yarns Ltd) moving to lower stage ASM
- No securities moving to higher stage ASM
- 6 securities moving out of ST-ASM framework completely
- Includes 1 SME scrip moving out (Neptune Logitek Limited)
- Changes effective from January 19, 2026
Regulatory Changes
The ST-ASM framework applies 5/15/30 day surveillance measures on selected securities. Securities can move between stages based on trading behavior:
Securities Entering ST-ASM (Stage I):
- 3C IT Solutions and Telecoms (India) Ltd (544190)
- Amit Securities Ltd (531557)
- Auto Pins (India) Ltd (531994)
- Davangere Sugar Company Ltd (543267)
- Ravelcare Limited (544629)
- Scan Projects Ltd (531797)
- Wardwizard Innovations & Mobility Ltd (538970)
Securities Moving to Lower Stage:
- Padam Cotton Yarns Ltd (531395)
Securities Exiting ST-ASM:
- Aryan Share and Stock Brokers Ltd (542176)
- Flora Corporation Ltd (540267)
- Godavari Drugs Ltd (530317)
- Neptune Logitek Limited (544663)
- Prime Fresh Ltd (540404)
- Shankara Building Products Ltd (540425)
Compliance Requirements
- Trading members must ensure compliance with ST-ASM requirements for affected securities
- Enhanced margin and surveillance requirements apply to securities under ST-ASM
- Members should update their risk management systems to reflect the revised ST-ASM list
- Special attention required for SME scrips marked with @ symbol
- T+0 scrips marked with ~ follow parent company ASM classification
Important Dates
- Effective Date: January 19, 2026 - All ST-ASM changes take effect
- Circular Date: January 16, 2026
Impact Assessment
Market Impact:
- Moderate impact on 14 securities across entry, exit, and stage changes
- Trading in newly shortlisted securities will face additional surveillance and margin requirements
- Securities exiting ST-ASM framework will return to normal trading conditions
- Overall impact limited to specific securities with minimal broader market effect
Investor Impact:
- Investors trading in newly shortlisted securities should expect higher margin requirements and trading restrictions
- Enhanced due diligence recommended for securities under surveillance measures
- Positive development for securities exiting the framework as restrictions are lifted
Operational Impact:
- Brokers and trading members need to update systems and risk controls by January 19, 2026
- Surveillance systems must be configured for new ASM classifications
- Client communication required regarding changed trading conditions
Impact Justification
Routine surveillance measure affecting 14 securities with trading restrictions to manage volatility and protect investors, effective January 19, 2026