NSE seeks clarification on price and volume fluctuations in several companies

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NSE has sought clarification from Akanksha Power, Premier Polyfilm, ONGC, and Reliance Industries regarding unusual price or volume changes; responses are pending.
After significant fluctuations in the share prices of Saraswati Saree Depot Limited and Tarmat Limited, detailed clarifications are available on the NSE website.
NSE has intensified scrutiny of unusual trading activities and media-based reports to maintain the quality and transparency of information for investors.

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Exchange Investigation and Pending Responses

According to NSE India (National Stock Exchange), Akanksha Power and Infrastructure Limited's share price saw significant gains or declines, after which the exchange sent a letter to the company requesting the latest relevant information. The company’s response is awaited.

Similarly, Premier Polyfilm Limited recorded a notable increase in trading volume, and the exchange has asked the company for details to protect investors’ interests. In the case of ONGC, media reports mentioned that a U.S. license was granted to fully resume operations in Venezuela and that operator status was being monitored. To verify the accuracy of these reports, the exchange wrote to the company, and a response is still pending.

Regarding Reliance Industries, media reported that the Supreme Court imposed a penalty of Rs 1 million for delays in the NTPC gas supply lawsuit. To verify this report, the exchange sought clarification from the company, and a response has not yet been received.

Available Clarifications and Investor Impact

After significant fluctuations in the share price of Saraswati Saree Depot Limited, the exchange contacted the company, and its clarification is available on the NSE website under the corporate filings and announcements section. In the case of Tarmat Limited, after a significant price change, the exchange sent a letter to the company on August 14, 2026, and its clarification is also available on the website.

These actions indicate that the exchange is monitoring both unusual market activity and media-based claims. The purpose of such inquiries is to keep market information updated and help investors make informed decisions amid potentially incomplete or unverified information.

Our previous report on NSE’s process of seeking clarifications from companies regarding unusual trading activity explained that after sharp changes in share prices or trading volumes, or following market rumors, the exchange sends formal letters to several listed companies requesting clarification of facts. That coverage also highlighted that in some cases, responses remain pending, while some clarifications are made available in NSE’s corporate filings.

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