Description

BSE notifies listing of new equity shares issued under Employee Stock Option Plans (ESOP/ESOS) by 10 companies, admitted for trading effective April 28, 2026. Total new shares across all companies exceed 1.4 million.

Summary

BSE has notified the listing and admission for trading of further new equity securities issued by 10 companies under their respective Employee Stock Option Plans (ESOP/ESOS). All newly listed shares are effective from Tuesday, April 28, 2026, and none carry any lock-in restrictions.

Key Points

  • 10 companies have listed new ESOP/ESOS shares effective April 28, 2026
  • No lock-in period applies to any of the newly issued shares
  • Largest issuances by share count: Yes Bank (459,317 shares), Wipro (379,881 shares), JM Financial (95,642 shares)
  • Smallest issuance: Advait Energy Transitions (604 shares)
  • All shares are ordinary equity with standard face values (₹1, ₹2, ₹5, or ₹10)

Company-wise Details

CompanyScrip CodeISINNew SharesFace Value (₹)
Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC Ltd543374INE404A010242,90,1485
Advait Energy Transitions Ltd543230INE0ALI0101060410
City Union Bank Ltd532210INE491A0102143,1661
HDFC Asset Management Co. Ltd541729INE127D0102568,1215
ICICI Bank Ltd532174INE090A0102118,2432
JM Financial Ltd523405INE780C0102395,6421
Lodha Developers Ltd543287INE670K0102920,15610
Tata Technologies Ltd544028INE142M0102572,5092
Wipro Ltd507685INE075A010223,79,8812
Yes Bank Ltd532648INE528G010354,59,3172

Regulatory Changes

No regulatory changes. This is a routine operational notice under BSE’s listing obligations framework for ESOP/ESOS share issuances.

Compliance Requirements

No specific compliance actions are required from market participants. The notice is informational, advising that the new securities are now listed and tradable.

Important Dates

  • Notice Date: April 27, 2026
  • Effective Trading Date: April 28, 2026 (Tuesday)

Impact Assessment

Minimal market impact expected. ESOP/ESOS listings represent employee compensation conversions and the share counts are small relative to the total issued capital of each company (e.g., Wipro’s 379,881 new shares against an existing base of ~11.7 billion shares). No lock-in constraints mean shares are immediately tradable, but the volumes are unlikely to cause meaningful price pressure. Investors in these 10 companies should note marginal equity dilution.

Impact Justification

Routine ESOP/ESOS listing notification with no lock-in restrictions on any shares. New shares represent a small dilution relative to each company's existing share capital. No regulatory changes or compliance actions required from market participants.