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News Topical, Digital Desk : BSE has implemented Revised Price Band (Circuit Filter) on the shares of 68 companies from 18 August 2025. This means that circuit filter has been imposed on these shares to prevent abnormal trading activity and protect investors from potential risks. The price band of these shares has been reduced to 2%, 5% and 10%. Under its regular surveillance mechanism, BSE identifies those stocks in which sudden sharp price or volume movement is seen. Based on this, it takes necessary steps.
Lowering the circuit filter (Revised Price Band)
Putting the share in the Trade-to-Trade segment Applying Special Margin Suspending the share or member if required What is Revised Price Band? BSE fixes a price band for every stock, such as 2%, 5% or 10%, so that the share price does not rise or fall excessively on any day. If more volatility is seen in any stock, then this band is made tighter for it. Why is Special Margin applied? If an abnormal increase is seen in the price or trading volume of any stock, then Special Margin is applied on it. This margin is applied by BSE at the rate of 25%, 50% or 75% so that investors are protected from potential losses due to rumours or speculation.
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