MUMBAI, July 26: In a sudden move, the National Stock Exchange has decided to stop trading in 66 companies in its permitted securities segment with effect from August 27.

The scrips including Adarsh Chemicals and Fert, Agritech Hatcheries & Foods, Amar Dyechem, Avon Industries, Bhupendra Capital and Fin, Borosil Glass Works, Bright Brothers, Brite Automotive & Plastics, Burr Brown, Central Roadlines Corp, Chemox Securties, Cutfast Abrasive Tools, Doon Valley Rice, Dynachem Pharma, Eastern Overseas, Electrotherm Ennore Foundries, Ganesh Housing Fin, Geekay Exim, Godcrest Fin, Gordon Herbert.

Herdillia Oxides and Electro, Himalaya Granties, Hindustan Nitroproducts Gujarat, Hind Rectifiers, Hi-Tech Gears, Idl Industries, Indian Seamless Fin Services, IVR Constructions, Jain Plastic & Chemicals, Jalan Forgins, Jaswal Granties, Kesar Enterprises, Keswani Synthetics, Labh Construction, Majestic Industries, Manugraph Industries, M P Agro Fertiliers, Niyati Industries.

Panchmahal Steel, Permanents Magnets, P I Industries, Relaxo Footwear,Rishi Packers, Sharda Terry Products, Shree Ambeshwar Paper Mills, South India Paper Mills, Shehadhara Industries, Singhal Swaroop Ispat, Straus Industries & Exports, Sumeet Machines, Sunrise Securities, Sunstar Chemicals, Suzlon Fibres, Svadesh Mills, Tran-Freight Containers, Unimin I, Ushdev Intl, Varun Seacon, V B Desai Financial Services, Vegepro Foods and Feeds, Vidiani Agrotech, Viraj Alloys, V M Jog Enginering, VTC Industries, and Western India Securitres.

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