Description
List of securities and quantities to be auctioned in the demat auction for settlement number 810 dated February 2, 2026.
Summary
BSE has published the list of securities to be auctioned in the demat auction for Settlement No. 810 dated February 2, 2026. The auction includes 98 securities across various companies with quantities ranging from 1 share to 500,000 shares. This is a routine settlement auction to fulfill delivery obligations where shares were not delivered on time.
Key Points
- Settlement Number: 810
- Auction Date: February 2, 2026
- Total Securities Listed: 98 different scrips
- Wide range of companies affected across sectors including banking, energy, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, technology, and infrastructure
- Quantities vary significantly from single shares to large blocks (highest: 500,000 shares of Rajnish Wellness and 253,000 shares of South Indian Bank)
- Notable large quantities include: Rajnish Wellness (500,000), South Indian Bank (253,000), Balu Forge (2,000), Shreeji Ship (3,500), Vidya Wires (2,523), Varun Beverages (2,500)
Regulatory Changes
No regulatory changes introduced. This is a standard operational circular for demat auction proceedings.
Compliance Requirements
- Members who have failed to deliver securities must participate in the auction or arrange delivery
- Auction participants must comply with BSE auction rules and settlement procedures
- Payment and delivery obligations must be fulfilled as per auction settlement schedule
Important Dates
- Auction Settlement Date: February 2, 2026 (Settlement No. 810)
- Auction execution will follow standard BSE settlement timelines
Impact Assessment
Market Impact: Medium - The auction affects 98 securities, indicating settlement failures across multiple scrips. While this is a routine process, the large quantities in some securities (like Rajnish Wellness with 500,000 shares and South Indian Bank with 253,000 shares) could lead to price volatility during auction execution.
Operational Impact: Affects brokers and clearing members who have outstanding delivery obligations in these securities. They will need to either deliver the shares or purchase them through the auction mechanism, potentially at higher prices.
Investor Impact: Investors waiting for delivery of these securities will receive them post-auction. Those holding these securities may see temporary price movements during the auction process.
Impact Justification
Regular demat auction affecting multiple securities with varying quantities. Important for settlement obligations but routine market operation.