Jindal Poly Films500227Volume spike alert
Reply to BSE on sharp volume rise: share volume movement is market driven, company says
Reply to BSE's query on a sharp rise in trading volume.
By ScoutQuest · · 2 min read
What the exchange asked and what the company replied
- BSE wrote to the company seeking a clarification regarding a significant increase in the volume of the company's security across exchanges in the recent past.
- The company replied that the movement in the volume of its shares is market driven.
- It stated that it has disclosed every event required to be disclosed under Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.
- It further stated that it will duly notify the exchanges upon the occurrence of any price sensitive information or event required to be disclosed under Regulation 30.
The letter is signed by Rashmi Gupta, Company Secretary.
How to read this
- This is a reply to an exchange query about trading volume, not a fresh announcement about the company's business, orders or finances.
- A volume movement letter is the company's response when the exchange notices unusually high or low trading volume in its shares and asks whether there is any company-specific reason behind it.
- In this reply, the company attributes the volume movement to market forces rather than to any event at its end, and points to its ongoing obligation to inform the exchanges of price sensitive information.
Two terms explained simply
- Volume means the number of shares that changed hands during a period. A sharp rise in volume means far more shares were bought and sold than usual.
- Price sensitive information means news that could reasonably affect the share price. A listed company is required to inform the exchanges about such news.
Why such letters are issued
- Exchanges routinely monitor trading in listed securities. When volume or price moves sharply, they ask the company for a clarification so that all investors have the same information.
- The company's reply becomes part of the public record on the exchange's website, which is what the letter asks BSE to do.
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