GSM stock list

Graded Surveillance Measure stocks

NSE BSE GSM stocks

Surveillance stocks list

NSE graded stocks

BSE surveillance measure

Indian stock exchange GSM

GSM List

List of securities that are currently in the GSM (Graded Surveillance Measure) list because of certain market-based parameters

COMPANY NAMECOMPANY NAMESYMBOLISINSTAGESTAGETIMETIME
Setubandhan Infrastructure LimitedSETUINFRAINE023M01027LXIII21-Oct-2024
Amit Spinning Industries LimitedASILINE988A01026VI21-Oct-2024
Autoriders Finance LimitedAUTORIDFININE450A01019VI18-Aug-2023
HCL Infosystems LimitedHCL-INSYSINE236A01020021-Oct-2024
Visagar Polytex LimitedVIVIDHAINE370E01029021-Oct-2024
Viji Finance LimitedVIJIFININE159N01027011-Dec-2023
Nagreeka Capital & Infrastructure LimitedNAGREEKCAPINE245I01016I24-Jun-2024
Burnpur Cement LimitedBURNPURINE817H01014L01-Jul-2024
Blue Chip India LimitedBLUECHIPINE657B01025022-Sep-2023
Antarctica LimitedANTGRAPHICINE414B01021II11-Dec-2023
Atlanta LimitedATLANTAINE285H01022II11-Dec-2023
Future Consumer LimitedFCONSUMERINE220J01025027-Aug-2024
Binani Industries LimitedBINANIINDINE071A01013009-Sep-2024
California Software Company LimitedCALSOFTINE526B01014011-Dec-2023
Tarapur Transformers LimitedTARAPURINE747K01017006-Oct-2023
ATN International LimitedATNINTERINE803A01027VI21-Oct-2024
Mcnally Bharat Engineering Company LimitedMBECLINE748A01016007-Aug-2024
MEP Infrastructure Developers LimitedMEPINE776I01010LXII21-Oct-2024
Neueon Towers LimitedNTLINE333I01036LVIII21-Oct-2024
JHS Svendgaard Retail Ventures LimitedRETAILINE03DD01011II21-Oct-2024

What is GSM?

GSM stands for Graded Surveillance Measure. GSM, introduced in 2017, is an initiative by SEBI to protect investor’s interests and enhance the market’s integrity. When a stock is put under GSM, it is subjected to enhanced monitoring and surveillance based on predetermined criteria. GSM is applicable both in NSE and BSE.


Purpose of GSM:


  1. The main objective of GSM is to protect investors from excessive speculation and manipulation in volatile securities.


  2. To promote transparent and fair-trading practices in the country.


  3. To reduce market abuse and manipulative trading practices that can distort market prices.


  4. The GSM framework suggests market participants be extra careful and cautious while dealing in these securities since chances are likely that the investor may incur a loss.


There are four stages under the GSM list in which stocks are categorised. The exchange will assign the security to a specific stage based on price movement and predetermined objective criteria. When security reaches a certain level, it will trigger the appropriate surveillance action. These four surveillance actions have been listed below:


Stage Surveillance Actions
IApplicable margin rate shall be 100% And price band of 5% or lower as applicable
IITrade for trade with a price band of 5% or lower as applicable and Additional Surveillance Deposit (ASD) of 50% of trade value to be deposited by the Buyers
IIITrade for trade with a price band of 5% or lower as applicable and Trading permitted once a week (Every Monday/1st trading day of the week) And ASD (100% of trade value) to be deposited by the buyers
IVTrade for trade with a price band of 5% or lower as applicable and Trading permitted once a week (Every Monday/1st trading day of the week) And ASD (100% of trade value) to be deposited by the buyers with no upward movement.


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Implications for Investors:


  1. Increased margin requirements and ASD can lead to increased trading costs for investors.


  2. TFT and price bands can reduce liquidity in the stocks, making it more difficult to buy or sell them


  3. Investors should do proper research and understand the risks linked with trading in these scrips before making any investment decision.


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