IPO Lock-in Expiry: $35 billion in shares set to unlock across 116 companies; Jio, NSE, Zetwerk in focus
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- ✓Shares worth $35 billion will unlock across 116 companies between 9 November 2026 and 26 February 2027.
- ✓Major firms like Jio Platforms, NSE, and Zetwerk are in focus.
- ✓While many shares become eligible for trading, experts said that promoters may keep their stakes, so selling pressure might not be high.
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The upcoming IPO lock-in expiries could put nearly $35 billion worth of shares on investors' radar over the next few months, as pre-listing shareholder lock-in periods across 116 companies are set to end between 9 November 2026 and 26 February 2027.
The list includes several prominent recent listings, such as Jio Platforms, Zetwerk Manufacturing Business, Shiprocket, Milky Mist Dairy Food, SBI Funds Management and the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE). However, unlocking shares does not necessarily mean they will be sold in the market. A substantial portion of the shares is held by promoters and their groups, who may continue to hold their stakes.
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