Description
NSE implements Long Term Additional Surveillance Measure for ELGIRUBCO and TAPIFRUIT with 100% margin requirement effective September 3, 2025.
Summary
NSE has implemented Long Term Additional Surveillance Measure (ASM) for two securities - Elgi Rubber Company Limited (ELGIRUBCO) and Tapi Fruit Processing Limited (TAPIFRUIT). The measure includes 100% margin requirement on all positions effective September 3, 2025.
Key Points
- Two securities moved to Long Term ASM Framework Stage-I
- 100% margin applicable on all open positions and new positions from September 3, 2025
- TAPIFRUIT moved from Short Term ASM to Long Term ASM framework
- No securities moved to Stage-IV (Trade-for-Trade segment)
- ASM framework works in conjunction with other surveillance measures
Regulatory Changes
- Implementation of Long Term Additional Surveillance Measure for identified securities
- Margin requirements increased to 100% for affected securities
- Securities qualifying under Stage-IV criteria would be shifted from Rolling Settlement (EQ) to Trade-for-Trade (BE) segment
Compliance Requirements
- Market participants must ensure 100% margin coverage for positions in affected securities
- Compliance with enhanced surveillance measures alongside existing frameworks
- Monitor position limits and margin requirements for the specified securities
Important Dates
- September 2, 2025: Last day for existing margin rates on open positions
- September 3, 2025: 100% margin requirement becomes effective for all positions
- September 1, 2025: Securities shortlisted in Long Term ASM Framework Stage-I
Impact Assessment
- Market Impact: Limited to two specific securities with enhanced margin requirements
- Trading Impact: Higher margin requirements may reduce speculative activity in affected securities
- Operational Impact: Brokers need to adjust margin calculations and client communications
- Investor Impact: Higher capital requirements for trading in ELGIRUBCO and TAPIFRUIT securities
Impact Justification
Affects specific securities with enhanced margin requirements but limited to two companies