NSE Withdraws Decision To Drop Zee Entertainment From F&O Segment

NSE said post the NCLAT order, ZEEL will move out of IBC framework, hence the surveillance action in the stock shall be reverted and the F and O contracts with May 2024 will be available

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NSE | Zee Entertainment | F&O

BS Web Team  |  New Delhi 



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The National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Monday announced that it would be including (ZEEL) back into the futures and options (F&O) segment.

NSE's move comes after the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) decided to put a stay on the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) order admitting insolvency proceeding against .

said that post the order, will move out of the framework and hence the surveillance action in the stock shall be reverted. Further, informed that the futures and options contracts with May 2024 will be available on Zee Entertainment. "NCLAT, principal bench, New Delhi vide order dated February 24 has granted stay on NCLT Mumbai bench order dated February 22 w.r.t. proceedings against ZEEL, " the exchange said in a circular.

advised members to load the updated contract file in the trading application before trading on February 28, 2023.

On NSE, ZEEL's share price closed at Rs 182.55 apiece down by 6.65 per cent.



One of India's top media and entertainment companies, Zee Entertainment, has recently made headlines due to its exclusion from the NSE

division amid insolvancy case. The National Company Law Tribunal has also granted the company admission under the

(NCLT).




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First Published: Mon, February 27 2023. 21:07 IST


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