Compulsory dematerialised trading required for identified scrips after depository connectivity, with trade-for-trade interim treatment. Compulsory dematerialised trading is mandated for specified scrips once companies have established connectivity with both depositories, with compulsory trading commencing three months after the connectivity-based commencement date; scrips lacking connectivity are to be traded on the trade-for-trade settlement window from the settlement period commencing on or immediately after the prescribed date. Scrips that move from trade-for-trade to the normal segment upon establishing connectivity will become compulsorily dematerialised three months after reinstatement, linking trading-segment treatment to depository connectivity and settlement-period deadlines.
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Compulsory dematerialised trading required for identified scrips after depository connectivity, with trade-for-trade interim treatment.
Compulsory dematerialised trading is mandated for specified scrips once companies have established connectivity with both depositories, with compulsory trading commencing three months after the connectivity-based commencement date; scrips lacking connectivity are to be traded on the trade-for-trade settlement window from the settlement period commencing on or immediately after the prescribed date. Scrips that move from trade-for-trade to the normal segment upon establishing connectivity will become compulsorily dematerialised three months after reinstatement, linking trading-segment treatment to depository connectivity and settlement-period deadlines.
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