Eight share futures and options (FURTURES & Options – F&O) on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) are going to be out of the segment. NSE gave this information on Monday (June 23).
This change will be effective from 29 August 2025, when there will be an expiry of their current contract. New Futures and Options (F&O) contracts will not be released for these from September 2025. However, the contracts that are made before this date will remain valid until their expiry.
Why 8 stocks will be out of F & O
This decision of NSE is part of the regular review of derivative contracts. The aim is to ensure compliance with regulatory standard and market-wide position limits.
The exchange has taken this decision in view of the adherence to liquidity, volume and rules in the market. This will have a direct impact on traders and investors who trading in these companies through derivatives.
Which stocks will be out?
- Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail (ABFRL)
- Adani Total Gas
- CESC
- Granules India
- IRB infrastructure developers
- Jindal Stainless
- Poonawala Fincorp
- Sjvn
Expiry now on Tuesday
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has made another major change. Now the expiry date of all index and stock derivative contracts will be held on Tuesday instead of Thursday. This rule will be applicable from 28 August 2025.
This means that the monthly, quarter and half -yearly Nifty contracts, which ended on the last Thursday of the first month, will now expire on the last Tuesday of the month.
Weekly derivatives, which ended every Thursday, will now end on Tuesday. This change will be seen in all new and current contracts from 29 August 2025.
NSE fourth quarter performance
The National Stock Exchange recorded a consolidated net profit of ₹ 12,188 crore with an increase of 47% annually (YOY) in FY 2024-25 (FY25). However, the performance in the fourth quarter (Q4Fy25) was weak, where the net profit fell 31% to ₹ 2,650 crore on a quarterly basis, which was ₹ 3,834 crore in the previous quarter (Q3Fy25).
The total income integrated for the entire financial year 2025 was ₹ 19,177 crore with an increase of ₹ 19,177 crore, while the integrated operating EBITDA increased by 28% to ₹ 12,647 crore. On the standalone basis, the full year’s net profit was 69% annual growth to ₹ 11,246 crore, which got a 33% increase in standalone total income (₹ 19,823 crore). Standalone operating Ebitda also increased by 33% to ₹ 10,243 crore as compared to the previous year.
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