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PVR Inox, United Breweries among 16 stocks excluded from F&O sector from February 28

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has announced the exclusion of 16 stocks from its futures and options (F&O) segment from February 28, 2025, with no contracts available for trading from this date.

Stocks excluded from the derivatives segment include PVR Inox, United Breweries, Abbott India, Atul, Bata India, Can Fin Homes, Coromandel International, City Union Bank, Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers and Chemicals, Gujarat Gas, IndiaMart Intermesh and IPCA . Institute, Dr. Lal Path Labs, Metropolis Healthcare, Navin Fluorine International and Sun TV Network.

In November, NSE added 45 stocks to F&O. Agreements with companies such as Adani Energy, Adani Green, Angel One, Bank of India, BSE, CDSL, CESC, Delhivery, Avenue Supermart, HUDCO, Jio Financial, JSW Energy, NHPC, FSN E-Commerce, Tata Elxsi, Yes Bank , Varun Beverages, Zomato, etc. will be available for trading from November 29th.

In another development, India’s largest exchange has implemented stricter eligibility criteria for SME companies seeking to list on the NSE Emerge platform, a day after market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) announced stricter SME IPO rules.

“SMEs wishing to list their securities on NSE Emerge are eligible for all additional eligibility as per the recent amendments approved by SEBI (ICDR) Regulations, 2018 and SEBI (LODR) Regulations in its 208th Board Meeting on December 18, 2024. , 2015,” the NSE circular published today reads.

“The above additional criteria/standards for SME framework will be applicable to all DRHPs submitted after 19 December 2024 for obtaining in-principle approval. Other existing criteria applied by NSE for careful quality checks remain unchanged. This shall remain in effect until further orders,” the circular added. Sebi on Wednesday (December 18) approved a proposal to restrict offers for sale (OFS) by small and medium enterprise promoters. (SME) IPO with 20% of issue size. It also said that the IPO cannot sell more than 50% of its holdings.

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