Description

BSE notifies trading members of the suspension of trading in two T-bills/Government Securities (364TB10426 and 563GOI2026) effective April 8, 2026, upon their maturity/redemption.

Summary

BSE has issued a notice (Notice No. 20260407-2) informing trading members that two T-bills/Government Securities will mature on their respective redemption dates. Trading in both instruments is suspended effective April 8, 2026. This is a routine administrative action under DR-606/2026-2027.

Key Points

  • Two government securities are maturing and have been suspended from trading effective April 8, 2026.
  • Scrip Code 805051 — 364TB10426 (ISIN: IN002025Z021) is suspended.
  • Scrip Code 800431 — 563GOI2026 (ISIN: IN0020210012) is suspended.
  • Trading members are advised not to deal in these securities from April 8, 2026 onwards.
  • Notice issued under reference DR-606/2026-2027.

Regulatory Changes

No new regulatory changes. This notice is a standard operational directive under existing BSE listing compliance procedures for maturing debt instruments.

Compliance Requirements

  • Trading members must cease all dealing in Scrip Code 805051 (364TB10426, ISIN: IN002025Z021) and Scrip Code 800431 (563GOI2026, ISIN: IN0020210012) with effect from April 8, 2026.
  • Members are required to take note of the suspension and ensure no trades are executed in these securities on or after the effective date.

Important Dates

  • April 7, 2026 — Notice issued by BSE.
  • April 8, 2026 — Effective date of trading suspension for both securities (redemption/maturity date).

Impact Assessment

The impact is limited and routine. Both instruments are maturing T-bills/Government Securities and their suspension is a standard end-of-lifecycle action. Holders of these securities will receive redemption proceeds as per the maturity terms. There is no broader market impact; only members holding or dealing in these two specific instruments are affected.

Impact Justification

Routine suspension notice for maturing government securities; affects only holders of the two specific instruments but is a standard administrative action with no broader market disruption.