Description
BSE publishes list of securities and quantities for demat auction settlement number 806 scheduled for January 28, 2026.
Summary
BSE has published the list of securities for Demat Auction under Settlement No. 806 dated January 28, 2026. The auction covers 176 scrips across various companies where delivery obligations were not met. The list includes major stocks like Reliance Industries, Tata Motors, State Bank of India, and numerous other companies across sectors. The highest quantity for auction is VODAFONE IDEA (71,475 shares) followed by ADANI BIRLA (24,800 shares) and PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK (24,000 shares).
Key Points
- Settlement Number: 806
- Date: January 28, 2026
- Total number of scrips affected: 176 securities
- Highest quantity scrips: VODAFONE IDEA (71,475 shares), ADANI BIRLA (24,800 shares), PNB (24,000 shares)
- Covers wide range of sectors including banking, energy, telecom, pharma, auto, metals, and consumer goods
- Major blue-chip companies included: Reliance (7 shares), Tata Motors (11,200 shares), State Bank (750 shares), Infosys (400 shares)
- Small quantities for high-value stocks like Maruti (50 shares), Siemens (350 shares), Eicher Motors (668 shares)
Regulatory Changes
No regulatory changes. This is a standard operational circular for demat auction settlement.
Compliance Requirements
- Brokers/participants who failed to deliver securities must participate in the demat auction
- Securities will be purchased from the market through auction mechanism to fulfill delivery obligations
- Buying brokers will be debited for the auction price difference
- Participants must ensure adequate funds for auction settlement
- Non-compliance may result in penalties and further regulatory action
Important Dates
- Settlement Date: January 28, 2026
- Auction Settlement Number: 806
Impact Assessment
Market Impact: Medium - affects 176 securities but mostly in small quantities. While major stocks are included, the quantities are relatively small compared to daily trading volumes.
Broker Impact: Direct impact on brokers who failed to deliver shares. They will bear auction price differential costs which could be substantial depending on price movements.
Investor Impact: Minimal direct impact on retail investors. This is primarily a broker-to-broker settlement mechanism to ensure delivery obligations are met.
Operational Impact: Standard auction process ensures market integrity by forcing delivery of sold shares, preventing settlement failures from cascading.
Impact Justification
Routine demat auction affecting multiple securities with delivery shortfalls. Impacts specific brokers and clients who failed to deliver shares on settlement date.