FOUR STOCKS THAT HAVE BEEN EXCLUDED FROM THE LT-ASM FRAMEWORK
The Long-term Additional Surveillance Measure (LT-ASM) is a regulatory mechanism established by SEBI and Indian stock exchanges to oversee and mitigate risks in stocks showing persistent irregular trading behavior. It aims to safeguard investors and promote market stability by applying stricter trading rules to specific securities for an extended duration.
Stocks under the LT ASM framework are evaluated weekly and may exit if they no longer exhibit abnormal trading patterns. They must remain in the framework for a minimum period, typically 60 or 90 days, based on exchange rules, before qualifying for a phased exit.
Stocks that have recently been excluded from the LT-ASM framework are

















