Currently, all securities that trade in NSE have a tick size of 0.05. While on BSE, securities that trade below ₹100 have a tick size of 0.01.
Starting June 10, 2024, NSE will revise the tick size for all the stocks trading below ₹250 to 0.01 instead of 0.05. While starting July 8, 2024, this change will also apply to futures contracts traded on stocks that are trading below ₹250, this will not apply to option contracts trading on that security.
The tick size will be reviewed by the exchange every month, with the closing price on the last trading day of the month being used to determine the tick size, which will apply for the next month.
Closing price on the last trading day of the month | Tick size |
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0 - 250 | 0.01 |
250 and above | 0.05 |
This is how the process will work in case of new listings:
Scenario | Tick size |
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Initial Public Offering (IPOs) | The Issue price determined at the time of allocation of shares will be considered as the reference price. If the reference price is less than ₹250, the tick size will be 0.01, else it will be 0.05. |
New listing of stocks already listed on other exchanges | The last available closing price, three days before the listing date will be considered as the reference price. If the reference price is less than ₹250, the tick size will be 0.01, else it will be 0.05. |
In case of corporate actions
Scenario | Tick Size |
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Listing of new security and parent security on account of corporate action | The tick size of parent security will remain the same irrespective of security price until the next monthly review. |
Spit, bonus, dividend and rights issue | The tick size of security will remain the same until the next monthly review. |