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What is the tender period? Explain segment wise?
The Tender Period is the time frame set before a contract’s expiry during which certain actions like settlement, exercising options, or delivering commodities can take place. This period varies across different market segments:
- Equity Segment: The tender period applies when a company offers to buy back shares. During this time, shareholders can offer their shares at the specified price.
- Futures & Options (F&O) Segment: It refers to the time before expiry when traders can exercise their options or close futures contracts.
- Currency Derivatives Segment: This is the period during which currency contracts can be settled or exercised.
- Commodity Segment: The tender period allows for delivery-related actions under commodity futures contracts.
Understanding the tender period is important for timely trade decisions and avoiding unwanted obligations.
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