Exclusion of F&O contracts from BSE Equity Derivatives

If you trade in F&O, here’s an important update you should know. BSE has announced that four popular stocks will soon be out of the Equity Derivatives (F&O) segment. Starting December 26, 2025, these stocks will no longer have new F&O contracts available for trading.

Here’s the list of stocks exiting the F&O segment:

Sr. No.	Security Name	Derivatives Code	Equity Code
1	CYIENT LIMITED	CYTL	532175
2	HFCL LIMITED	HFCL	500183
3	NCC LIMITED	NCCL	500294
4	ITTAGARH RAIL SYSTEMS LIMITED	TRSL	532966

What Traders Should Keep in Mind

The existing contracts for October, November, and December 2025 will continue to trade as usual.

- October contracts will expire on October 30, 2025
- November contracts will expire on November 27, 2025
- December contracts will expire on December 24, 2025

After December 26, 2025, you won’t be able to trade new contracts in these four stocks.

So, if you have open positions in any of these counters, plan your trades accordingly before the December expiry.

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