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Lock-in

Understanding the concept of lock-in is crucial when studying finance. In simple terms, it refers to a restriction placed on the transfer of shares. This restriction is imposed by SEBI (DIP) Guidelines to ensure that promoters, who hold a significant control over the company, maintain a minimum percentage of shares even after the company goes public. These guidelines can be found in Chapter IV of the DIP guidelines.

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