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IPO lock-in: This week, shares worth more than ₹63,000 cr will become available for NTPC Green, Go Digit, and two other companies.

IPO lock-in: This week, shares worth more than ₹63,000 cr will become available for NTPC Green, Go Digit, and two other companies.

The projected USD 30 billion in pre-listing shareholder lock-ins will be released for 95 companies. Four businesses' lock-ins expire this week, enabling the trading of shares valued at ₹63,043.79 crore. Depending on the amount of sales, this could have an effect on stock prices.

According to Nuvama Institutional Equities, 95 companies will release their pre-listing shareholder lock-ins between November 17, 2025, and February 26, 2026. The total anticipated value of these lock-ins is USD 30 billion.

According to Abhilash Pagaria, the chairman of Nuvama Alternative & Quantitative Research, this figure represents the entire number of shares that have been unlocked. However, it's important to understand that not all of these shares will be for sale because Promoter & Group owns a substantial chunk of them.

Four companies—NTPC Green Energy, Mangal Electrical Industries, Go Digit General Insurance, and Borana Weaves—will conclude their shareholder lock-ins during this week's trading session. It should be noted that the termination of a shareholder lock-in just makes shares available for trade; it does not mean that all shares will be sold in the market.

Additionally, shares valued at ₹63,043.79 crore will be available for trade this week.

The goal of a lock-in period, according to analysts, is to stabilize the stock immediately following its listing and promote investor confidence by preventing large sell-offs by early shareholders. Shareholders may decide to sell all or part of their shares once the lock-in period ends, increasing the number of shares on the market.

According to analysts, the end of a lock-in period increases liquidity by increasing the number of shares in circulation, but it can also put downward pressure on the stock if a significant percentage of locked-in investors choose to sell, especially in large quantities.

The closing price on the BSE on Friday is used to determine the value of the shares that will be tradable. An overview of these four businesses is provided below:

Electrical Industries of Mangal
On November 24, the company's three-month lock-in term will end. 11 lakh shares, or 4% of its entire stock, will be made accessible for trade, according to Nuvama Alternative and Quantitative Research.

Go Digit General Insurance
On November 25, the stock will mark the conclusion of its extended lock-in period of six months. 18.58 crore shares, or 20% of the company's total stock, will be released as a result. These shares are worth ₹6,514.65 crore based on Friday's closing price.

Green Energy from NTPC
On November 26, the company's one-month shareholder lock-in period will end, allowing for the trading of 580.6 crore shares, or 69% of its entire stock. The shares that will be made available for trading will be worth ₹56,405.29 crore based on Friday's closing price.

Weaves made of borana
Additionally, on November 27, this company's six-month and longer shareholder lock-in will expire. 26 lakh shares, or 10% of the total stock, will be offered for sale on this day. Based on Friday's closing price, the shares that are available for trading are worth ₹76.88 crore.

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