BSE announces demat auction for Settlement No. 837 dated 12 March 2026, listing securities from multiple companies subject to auction due to short delivery or non-delivery.
Impact
Medium
Severity
Medium
Justification
Routine demat auction notice affecting a broad set of 86 securities across various sectors. Notable quantities include SPICEJET (883,228 shares), ROYAL INDIA (122,593 shares), EVEXIA LIFECARE (47,197 shares), and FERTILIZERS (24,008 shares), which may have moderate price impact on those specific counters.
BSE Demat Auction 837 lists securities scheduled for auction settlement on 12 March 2026, covering 86 scrips across various sectors with quantities ranging from 1 to over 883,000 shares.
Impact
Medium
Severity
Medium
Justification
Routine demat auction notice affecting 86 scrips; largest quantity is SpiceJet (883,228 shares) which may draw attention, but overall this is a standard settlement operation.
BSE Demat Auction No. 837 listing securities and quantities to be auctioned for settlement on 12 March 2026, covering approximately 70 scrips across various sectors.
Impact
Medium
Severity
Medium
Justification
Routine demat auction notice affecting ~70 scrips. Notable large quantities include SPICEJET (883,228), ROYALINDIA (122,593), EVEXIA (47,197), and FERTILIZERS (24,008). Standard settlement operation with no systemic risk.
BSE demat auction settlement listing 106 scrips with their respective quantities for settlement number 730.
Impact
Medium
Severity
Medium
Justification
Routine demat auction settlement affecting 106 scrips with varying quantities; impacts shareholders who failed to deliver securities in previous settlements.
BSE announces demat auction for settlement number 730 dated October 8, 2025, listing securities and quantities available for auction across multiple scrips.
Impact
Medium
Severity
Medium
Justification
Routine demat auction affecting multiple securities with varying quantities; impacts specific shareholders facing delivery shortfall but is a standard market settlement mechanism