The ESM rules were introduced on June 4 last year for highly volatile micro-small-cap companies with a market cap of less than Rs 500 crore.
Three stocks such as Bombay Wire Ropes, Digidrive Distributors and Parshwanath Corporation, have been included in ESM.
Other stocks shifted out of the ESM framework include Rudra Global Infra Product, GP Petroleum, Kanoria Energy, Signet Industries, Bemco Hydraulics, Samrat Forgings and Amba Enterprises.
Stocks under Stage I and Stage II of ESM are settled through a trade-for-trade mechanism with a 100% margin. A price band of 5% or 2% in case the stock is already in a 2% price band has been assigned for stocks under ESM Stage-I, while Stage-II are traded under periodic call auctions at a price band of 2%.
In July, the stock exchange revised the rules and allowed stocks under ESM Stage-II to trade on all trading days instead of once a week.
Stocks of public sector enterprises and banks and stocks on which derivatives products are available will be excluded from the surveillance guidelines.
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