Description

NSE admits 12 government securities (9 SDLs and 3 T-bills) to dealings on the capital market segment effective April 17, 2026, covering states including Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, and Uttar Pradesh.

Summary

NSE has notified the listing of 12 government securities on its Capital Market Segment with effect from April 17, 2026, pursuant to Regulation 3.1.1 of the NSE Capital Market Trading Regulations Part A. The securities comprise 9 State Development Loans (SDLs) from five states and 3 Government of India Treasury Bills (T-bills) with tenors of 91, 182, and 364 days. All securities carry a standard lot size of 100 units.

Key Points

  • 12 securities admitted to dealings on NSE Capital Market Segment from April 17, 2026
  • 9 SDLs covering Kerala (KL), Madhya Pradesh (MP), Bihar (BR), Chhattisgarh (CG), and Uttar Pradesh (UP)
  • 3 GOI Treasury Bills: 91-day, 182-day, and 364-day tenors
  • All securities trade under Series SG (SDLs) or TB (T-bills) with lot size of 100
  • SDL coupon rates range from 7.37% to 7.92% per annum
  • SDL maturities range from 2031 to 2056
  • Securities identified solely by designated codes for trading purposes

Regulatory Changes

No new regulatory changes. The listing is effected under existing Regulation 3.1.1 (admission of securities to dealings) and Regulation 2.5.5 (lot sizes) of the NSE Capital Market Trading Regulations Part A.

Compliance Requirements

  • Members must use designated security codes exclusively for identifying and trading these instruments on the exchange system
  • Trading must be conducted in the prescribed lot sizes of 100 units per security
  • No additional compliance action required from members beyond standard debt segment trading norms

Important Dates

EventDate
Circular issuedApril 15, 2026
Securities admitted to dealings (effective date)April 17, 2026
Earliest maturity (91D T-bill)July 16, 2026
Latest maturity (SDL MP 7.9%)April 15, 2056

Impact Assessment

Market Impact: Low. This is a routine periodic notification for government debt instruments. SDLs and T-bills are sovereign-backed, risk-free instruments that primarily affect institutional participants (banks, insurance companies, provident funds) active in the NSE debt segment.

Securities Detail:

SymbolDescriptionCoupon (%)MaturityISIN
781KL37SDL KL 7.81% 20377.8115-Apr-2037IN2020260021
786MP42SDL MP 7.86% 20427.8615-Apr-2042IN2120260012
786KL42SDL KL 7.86% 20427.8615-Apr-2042IN2020260039
79MP56SDL MP 7.9% 20567.9015-Apr-2056IN2120260020
792BR51SDL BR 7.92% 20517.9215-Apr-2051IN1320260012
783CG40SDL CG 7.83% 20407.8315-Apr-2040IN3520260024
76UP33SDL UP 7.6% 20337.6015-Apr-2033IN3320260018
737CG31SDL CG 7.37% 20317.3715-Apr-2031IN3520260016
76KL33SDL KL 7.6% 20337.6015-Apr-2033IN2020260013
91D160726GOI TBILL 91D-16-Jul-2026IN002026X024
182D151026GOI TBILL 182D-15-Oct-2026IN002026Y022
364D150427GOI TBILL 364D-15-Apr-2027IN002026Z029

Impact Justification

Routine periodic listing of government debt instruments (SDLs and T-bills) on NSE. These are standard sovereign securities with no significant market disruption; affects only debt segment participants trading in state and central government securities.