Description
BSE announces demat auction for settlement number 803 covering securities across various companies where physical delivery obligations remain pending.
Summary
BSE has issued a demat auction notice for Settlement No. 803 dated January 22, 2026. The auction covers 101 different scrips across various companies where physical delivery obligations remain pending. The quantities range from 1 share to 9,715 shares depending on the security.
Key Points
- Settlement Number: 803
- Auction Date: January 22, 2026
- Total Scrips Involved: 101 securities
- Largest quantities: Reliance Power (9,715 shares), Bharat Electr (3,785 shares), Jubilant Ingrevia (3,750 shares), IFCI Ltd (2,800 shares), Bharat Coking (2,650 shares)
- Covers major companies including Reliance Industries (576 shares), Mahindra & Mahindra (15 shares), Lupin (1 share), Swiggy (101 shares)
Regulatory Changes
No regulatory changes introduced. This is a standard operational circular for demat auction proceedings.
Compliance Requirements
- Concerned brokers/clearing members must participate in the demat auction to fulfill pending delivery obligations
- Securities must be delivered in dematerialized form as per BSE settlement rules
- Participants must settle obligations for their respective scrip codes and quantities as listed
Important Dates
- Settlement Date: January 22, 2026
- Settlement Number: 803
Impact Assessment
This demat auction has medium impact on affected securities and their holders. The auction mechanism ensures orderly settlement of failed delivery obligations. Brokers with pending delivery obligations in these 101 scrips will need to participate to fulfill their settlement responsibilities. The wide range of companies affected (from large caps like Reliance Industries to smaller companies) indicates routine settlement issues rather than systemic problems. Investors holding these securities through affected brokers may experience temporary settlement delays.
Impact Justification
Demat auction affects multiple scrips due to pending delivery obligations. Medium impact as it involves routine settlement mechanism for specific securities with failed deliveries, not a market-wide event.