Description
BSE announces suspension of trading for three T-Bills maturing in January 2026, effective from January 27, 2026.
Summary
BSE has issued Notice No 20260123-5 announcing the suspension of trading for three Treasury Bills (T-Bills) that are approaching their redemption date. Trading members are advised not to deal with these T-Bills effective from January 27, 2026.
Key Points
- Three T-Bills will mature and trading will be suspended
- Suspension effective from January 27, 2026
- Notice issued under reference DR-806/2025-2026
- Applies to debt segment trading members
Affected Securities
| Scrip Code | ISIN | Particulars |
|---|---|---|
| 805098 | IN002025Y180 | 182TB29126 |
| 805021 | IN002024Z420 | 364TB29126 |
| 805136 | IN002025X315 | 91TB290126 |
Regulatory Changes
No regulatory changes. This is a standard operational procedure for securities approaching maturity.
Compliance Requirements
- Trading members must cease all trading activity in the specified T-Bills from January 27, 2026
- Members should update their systems to reflect the trading suspension
- No new positions should be opened in these securities
Important Dates
- Notice Date: January 23, 2026
- Trading Suspension Date: January 27, 2026
- Redemption Date: End of January 2026 (specific dates per security maturity)
Impact Assessment
Market Impact: Low to medium impact limited to debt market participants holding or trading these specific T-Bills. This is a routine administrative action that occurs regularly as government securities approach maturity.
Operational Impact: Trading members need to ensure they do not execute any trades in these securities after the suspension date. Members holding these T-Bills will receive redemption proceeds upon maturity as per standard settlement procedures.
Investor Impact: Investors holding these T-Bills will receive redemption at face value on the maturity date. No action required from investors as redemption is automatic.
Impact Justification
Routine suspension of T-Bills due to maturity. Affects debt market participants trading these specific securities. Standard market procedure with limited broader market impact.