Description
NSE imposes 50% margin requirement on 7 securities under ST-ASM Stage I effective September 8, 2025, while removing 3 securities from ASM framework.
Summary
NSE has applied Short-Term Additional Surveillance Measure (ST-ASM) Stage I to 7 securities effective September 5, 2025, requiring 50% margin or existing margin (whichever is higher) capped at 100% from September 8, 2025. Additionally, 3 securities are being removed from the ASM framework.
Key Points
- 7 securities placed under ST-ASM Stage I with enhanced margin requirements
- Margin rate of 50% or existing margin (whichever higher), capped at 100%
- 3 securities excluded from ASM framework entirely
- No securities in ST-ASM Stage II currently
- ASM framework works in conjunction with other surveillance measures
Regulatory Changes
- Enhanced margin requirements for ST-ASM Stage I securities
- Applicable to both existing open positions as of September 5, 2025 and new positions from September 8, 2025
- Removal of surveillance measures for 3 previously monitored securities
Compliance Requirements
- Market participants must maintain higher margins for affected securities
- Compliance with 50% minimum margin requirement effective September 8, 2025
- Adherence to all other prevailing surveillance measures
Important Dates
- September 5, 2025: ST-ASM Stage I classification effective
- September 8, 2025: Enhanced margin requirements take effect
- September 5, 2025: Exclusion of 3 securities from ASM framework
Impact Assessment
Securities Under ST-ASM Stage I:
- Astron Paper & Board Mill Limited (ASTRON)
- Jai Corp Limited (JAICORPLTD)
- Newjaisa Technologies Limited (NEWJAISA)
- Saj Hotels Limited (SAJHOTELS)
- Sharp Chucks and Machines Limited (SCML)
- Spacenet Enterprises India Limited (SPCENET)
- Southern Petrochemicals Industries Corporation Limited (SPIC)
Securities Excluded from ASM:
- Consolidated Construction Consortium Limited (CCCL)
- HLE Glascoat Limited (HLEGLAS)
- Sellowrap Industries Limited (SELLOWRAP)
The measure increases trading costs for affected securities and may reduce speculative activity, while removal of ASM for 3 securities reduces their trading restrictions.
Impact Justification
Affects 7 securities with increased margin requirements but routine surveillance measure