Description
BSE revises price bands for eight scrips effective January 30, 2026, with bands ranging from 2% to 20%.
Summary
BSE has revised price bands for eight securities effective January 30, 2026. The revised bands range from 2% to 20%, representing tighter or looser trading restrictions depending on the security. Trading members are advised to note these changes which will impact the maximum allowed price movement for these scrips.
Key Points
- Eight securities subject to revised price bands
- Changes effective from January 30, 2026
- Price bands range from 2% (most restrictive) to 20% (least restrictive)
- Aptus Pharma Ltd and Rotographics (India) Ltd face tightest 2% band
- Yajur Fibres Ltd has widest 20% band
- Notice issued under surveillance category
Regulatory Changes
Revised price bands for the following securities:
- Aptus Pharma Ltd (544529) - 2%
- Colinz Laboratories Ltd (531210) - 10%
- Gokak Textiles Ltd (532957) - 10%
- Intec Capital Ltd (526871) - 10%
- MIC Electronics Ltd (532850) - 5%
- Rotographics (India) Ltd (539922) - 2%
- Sancode Technologies Ltd (543897) - 5%
- Yajur Fibres Ltd (544676) - 20%
Compliance Requirements
- Trading members must adhere to revised price bands from January 30, 2026
- Orders exceeding the price band limits will be rejected
- Members should update their risk management systems accordingly
- Clarifications can be sought at bse.surv@bseindia.com
Important Dates
- Notice Date: January 29, 2026
- Effective Date: January 30, 2026
Impact Assessment
The revision of price bands is a surveillance measure to control volatility in these securities. Tighter bands (2%, 5%) suggest heightened regulatory scrutiny and aim to prevent excessive price fluctuations. Securities with 2% bands (Aptus Pharma, Rotographics) face the most restrictive trading environment, while Yajur Fibres with 20% band has relatively more flexibility. These measures may impact liquidity and trading strategies for affected stocks.
Impact Justification
Price band changes affect trading volatility limits for eight securities, restricting intraday price movements as a surveillance measure