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SEBI shifts 15 scrips to rolling segment

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Mumbai , Aug 22

The SEBI has shifted 15 scrips from trade for trade segment (TFTS) to rolling segment.

They are Ashiana Agro Industries, Aviva Industries Ltd, BCL Forgings Ltd, Beardsell Ltd, Bhilwara Tex-Fin Ltd, CG Impex Ltd, Champagne Wineyards Ltd, Ckoramaandel Cements Ltd, Ellora Papermills Ltd, GTN Textiles, Marg Construction, Mehta Securities, Regaliaa Realty Ltd, Suditi Industries Ltd and United Van Der Horst Ltd.

The SEBI has directed the stock exchanges to consider shifting trading in these securities to rolling settlement, subject to conditions, wherein at least 50 per cent of non-promoter holdings are in demat mode before shifting trading in the securities of the companies.

The regulator has asked the listed companies to obtain a certificate from the registrar and share transfer agent (RTA) and submit it to the stock exchanges.

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