Description
BSE notifies suspension of trading in three Treasury Bills (364-day, 182-day, and 91-day) effective March 2, 2026, as they reach their redemption date.
Summary
BSE has notified trading members that three Treasury Bills (T-Bills) are set to mature on their respective redemption dates and will be suspended from trading effective March 2, 2026. Members are advised not to deal in these instruments from that date onwards.
Key Points
- Three T-Bills across different tenors (91-day, 182-day, and 364-day) are maturing and being suspended from trading
- Suspension is effective from March 2, 2026
- All three instruments will cease trading simultaneously on the effective date
- Reference: DR-831/2025-2026
- Notice issued by Marian Dsouza, Assistant Vice President – Listing Compliance & Operations
Regulatory Changes
No new regulatory changes introduced. This is a routine operational notice under existing BSE debt market procedures for maturing government securities.
Compliance Requirements
- Trading Members must not deal in the following T-Bills from March 2, 2026 onwards:
| Sr. No. | Scrip Code | ISIN | Particulars |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 805036 | IN002024Z479 | 364TB05326 |
| 2 | 805113 | IN002025Y230 | 182TB50326 |
| 3 | 805151 | IN002025X364 | 91TB050326 |
- Members must update their systems to reflect the trading suspension for these scrip codes
Important Dates
- Notice Date: February 27, 2026
- Suspension Effective Date: March 2, 2026 (Redemption Date)
Impact Assessment
Impact is minimal and routine. The suspension of these three T-Bills is a standard end-of-lifecycle action as the instruments reach maturity. Holders will receive redemption proceeds as per normal government securities settlement procedures. No broader market impact is anticipated. Trading members should ensure their trading systems and risk management frameworks exclude these scrip codes from March 2, 2026.
Impact Justification
Routine administrative notice for T-Bill maturity-linked trading suspension affecting three debt instruments. No market disruption expected as this is a standard end-of-life procedure for maturing government securities.