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BSE starts RE trading for Consecutive Commodities on July 2

Trading in Rights Entitlements of Consecutive Commodities begins July 2; shareholders must act by July 20 to avoid lapse.

01 Jul 2026 Effective July 02, 2026 Affects: Shareholders of Consecutive Commodities Limited eligible to trade or renounce their rights entitlements; trading members must include disclaimers.

What changed

BSE opens trading in Rights Entitlements (CCDL-RE) for Consecutive Commodities from July 2, 2026.
REs trade on a T+1 trade-for-trade settlement basis in demat form only.
Renunciation period ends July 20; rights issue closes July 24, 2026.

The read

BSE has set the wheels in motion for Consecutive Commodities' rights issue. From July 2, shareholders can trade their Rights Entitlements under scrip CCDL-RE on a trade-for-trade, T+1 basis. But this is a clock: the renunciation window closes July 20, and any REs not subscribed or renounced by the issue close on July 24 will lapse to zero. Trading members must flag this in contract notes — REs are not equity. For eligible holders, the message is simple: act before the deadline or lose the entitlement.

Consecutive Commodities LimitedCCDL-RE

Primary source: official circular (PDF)