Description
BSE announces movement of two securities to higher GSM stages - Carnation Industries to Stage III and Pioneer Agro Extracts to Stage IV under the Graded Surveillance Measure framework.
Summary
BSE has issued a circular announcing the movement of two securities into higher stages of the Graded Surveillance Measure (GSM) framework. Carnation Industries Ltd. (Security Code: 530609, ISIN: INE081B01028) is moving to GSM Stage III, while Pioneer Agro Extracts Ltd. (Security Code: 519439, ISIN: INE062E01014) is moving to GSM Stage IV, which represents a more stringent level of surveillance.
Key Points
- Carnation Industries Ltd. (530609) moved to GSM Stage III
- Pioneer Agro Extracts Ltd. (519439) moved to GSM Stage IV
- Securities marked with (#) can move to lower GSM stages if included in ESM Framework
- Securities marked with ($) can move to lower GSM stages if included in IBC Framework
- Stage classifications may align with NSE framework
Regulatory Changes
No new regulatory changes introduced. This circular implements the existing GSM framework by moving specific securities to higher surveillance stages based on predefined criteria such as price volatility, volume patterns, or other surveillance parameters.
Compliance Requirements
- Trading members must be aware of the GSM stage classifications for these securities
- Enhanced margin requirements and trading restrictions applicable to GSM Stage III and IV securities must be followed
- Investors should note the increased surveillance status when trading these securities
- Brokers must ensure compliance with additional due diligence requirements for GSM securities
Important Dates
- Circular Date: February 3, 2026
- Effective Date: Not explicitly mentioned, typically effective immediately or from next trading session
Impact Assessment
Market Impact: High - Movement to higher GSM stages typically results in reduced liquidity, wider bid-ask spreads, and increased trading costs due to higher margin requirements. Stage IV represents one of the highest surveillance levels, which may significantly deter retail participation.
Investor Impact: Investors holding these securities will face stricter trading conditions, including potential delivery-only trading, higher margins (up to 100%), and ASM (Additional Surveillance Measure) restrictions. This may lead to price pressure and difficulty in exiting positions.
Operational Impact: Trading members must update their risk management systems to apply appropriate margin and trading restrictions for these securities in their respective GSM stages.
Impact Justification
Movement to higher GSM stages indicates increased surveillance and trading restrictions, significantly impacting liquidity and investor sentiment for affected securities