Description

BSE continues suspension of two debt securities (Scrip Codes 973453 and 975859) of Setco Auto Systems Private Limited till further notice, in continuation of the earlier notice dated January 30, 2026.

Summary

BSE has issued an update (Notice No. 20260309-25) regarding the continued suspension of debt securities of Setco Auto Systems Private Limited. This is a continuation of the earlier notice dated January 30, 2026 (Notice No. 20260130-21). Two scrip codes bearing specific ISINs will remain suspended until further notice.

Key Points

  • Suspension of two debt securities of Setco Auto Systems Private Limited continues indefinitely
  • Scrip Code 973453 (ISIN: INE0I0R07110) remains suspended
  • Scrip Code 975859 (ISIN: INE0I0R07102) remains suspended
  • This is a continuation of the suspension announced on January 30, 2026
  • No specific end date has been provided for the suspension

Regulatory Changes

No new regulatory changes introduced. This notice reaffirms the existing suspension order originally issued on January 30, 2026, extending it till further notice.

Compliance Requirements

  • Trading Members must not execute any trades in the suspended securities (Scrip Codes 973453 and 975859)
  • Members requiring clarification should contact the designated BSE officials:

Important Dates

  • Original suspension notice: January 30, 2026 (Notice No. 20260130-21)
  • Current update notice: March 09, 2026 (Notice No. 20260309-25)
  • Suspension end date: Not specified — suspended till further notice

Impact Assessment

Holders of these two debt instruments issued by Setco Auto Systems Private Limited face continued illiquidity as trading remains suspended with no defined reinstatement timeline. The open-ended nature of the suspension heightens credit and liquidity risk for investors. Trading Members should flag these instruments in their systems to prevent inadvertent trades and advise clients accordingly.

Impact Justification

Ongoing suspension of two debt securities with no defined end date poses significant liquidity and trading risk for holders of these instruments.