Under the trade-for-trade category, no speculative trading is allowed

Under the trade-for-trade category, no speculative trading is allowed

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As per SEBI guidelines, shares of listed companies which have not achieved at least 50% of their public holding in dematerialised or /  electronic form would have to trade in the 'T' group category.

Leading bourse BSE will move securities of 14 companies to the restricted trading segment from next week for reasons including failure to convert mandatory 50% public shareholding into demat form.

The stocks would be transferred to the trade-for-trade segment or 'T' or 'XT' group with effect from February 22, 2017 BSE said in a notice.


Under the trade-for-trade category, no speculative trading is allowed and delivery of shares & payment of consideration amount are mandatory.
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