BSE changes circuit limit of 31 stocks from December 1, 2025 | Full List

The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) has decided to implement new price bands, called revised circuit limits, on the shares of 31 companies, effective December 1, 2025.

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Biplob Ghosal | Updated on: Dec 01, 2025 | 09:28 AM

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New Delhi: The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) has decided to impose a new price band i.e. revised circuit limit on shares of 31 companies from 1 December 2025. The purpose is to control abnormal trading activities and to protect investors from potential risks. All these measures are taken to limit sudden volatility in the market and to prevent possible manipulation.

The exchange periodically identifies stocks that show sudden strong fluctuations in price or volume. Under its surveillance mechanism, BSE can impose a lower price band of 2 percent, 5 percent or 10 percent on such shares, so that prices remain under control.

S.No.	share	Current Price Band (%)	Revised Price Band (%)
1	Capital Trade Links Ltd	20	5
2	VJTF Eduservices Ltd	2	5
3	Alan Scott Enterprises Ltd	5	2
4	Anirit Ventures Ltd	2	5
5	Aplab Ltd	2	5
6	Aplab Ltd	2	5
7	Bluegod Entertainment Ltd	2	5
8	Captain Technocast Ltd	20	10
9	Emergent Industrial Solutions Ltd	5	2
10	Genesis Ibro India Ltd	2	5
11	Gilada Finance & Investments Ltd	20	10
12	KMF Builders & Developers Ltd	2	5
13	Landmark Leisure Corporation Ltd	2	5
14	Mcleod Russel India Ltd	2	5
15	Oceanic Foods Ltd	5	20
16	Oswal Yarns Ltd	2	5
17	Primal Industries Ltd	2	5
18	Regal Entertainment & Consultants Ltd	10	5
19	S.A.L. Steel Ltd	2	5
20	Sahara Housingfina Corporation Ltd	2	5
21	Sancode Technologies Ltd	2	5
22	Sarthak Global Ltd	2	5
23	Spice Islands Industries Ltd	2	5
24	SVP Global Textiles Ltd	10	5
25	Trescon Ltd	20	10
26	Tuni Textile Mills Ltd	20	10
27	Varvee Global Ltd	5	10
28	V R Woodart Ltd	2	5
29	Worth Investment & Trading Co Ltd	10	5
30	Yash Trading & Finance Ltd	2	5
31	Southern Latex Ltd	2	5

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BSE's main surveillance action

Apart from changes in the price band, the BSE can also take several other steps to protect the investor:

Sending a stock to the trade-to-trade segment

Implementation of special margins

Suspend a share or trading member

All these measures are taken to limit sudden volatility in the market and to prevent possible manipulation.

When is the special margin levied?

When there is a sharp and unusual rise in the price or volume of a stock, the BSE imposes special margins on it. This margin can be as high as 25 percent, 50 percent or 75 percent. Its purpose is to protect investors from sudden losses caused by rumors, speculation or speculation.

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