Description

BSE notifies trading members of the suspension of trading in three T-Bills (182-day, 364-day, and 91-day) effective March 10, 2026, as they reach their redemption dates.

Summary

BSE has issued a notice informing trading members that three Treasury Bills (T-Bills) are approaching their redemption dates and will be suspended from trading effective March 10, 2026. The affected instruments include a 182-day T-Bill, a 364-day T-Bill, and a 91-day T-Bill, all maturing around March 12-13, 2026.

Key Points

  • Three T-Bills are maturing and will be suspended from trading effective March 10, 2026
  • Scrip Code 805116 (ISIN: IN002025Y248) — 182TB12326 (182-day T-Bill)
  • Scrip Code 805039 (ISIN: IN002024Z487) — 364TB12326 (364-day T-Bill)
  • Scrip Code 805154 (ISIN: IN002025X372) — 91TB120326 (91-day T-Bill)
  • This notice is issued under DR-836/2025-2026
  • Trading members are advised not to deal in these T-Bills from March 10, 2026 onwards

Regulatory Changes

No new regulatory changes. This is a standard operational notice under existing exchange rules governing the suspension of maturing debt instruments.

Compliance Requirements

  • Trading members must cease all dealings in the three mentioned T-Bills with effect from March 10, 2026
  • Members holding or intending to trade these instruments must ensure no transactions are executed on or after the suspension date

Important Dates

  • Notice Date: March 09, 2026
  • Suspension Effective Date: March 10, 2026
  • Redemption Date: March 12–13, 2026 (as implied by instrument names 182TB12326, 364TB12326, 91TB120326)

Impact Assessment

This is a routine maturity-driven trading suspension with limited market impact. Holders of these T-Bills will receive redemption proceeds on the respective maturity dates. Trading members in the debt segment must update their systems to block further transactions in these scrip codes from March 10, 2026. No equity market impact is expected.

Impact Justification

Routine suspension of maturing T-Bills affecting debt segment traders; operationally significant for holders but a standard maturity event with no broader market disruption.