
Multiple high-profile companies will have their shareholder lock-in periods end in December, making shares eligible for trade in the open market. While this does not guarantee immediate selling, it increases liquidity and potential supply in the secondary market.
Orkla India will see 34 lakh shares free up for trade, representing 2% of its outstanding equity. Studds Accessories will release 12 lakh shares, amounting to 3% of its equity. Prostarm Info Systems will have 3.11 crore shares unlocked, equivalent to 53% of its outstanding equity.
Among consumer-facing startups, Lenskart Solutions will see 4.07 crore shares eligible for trade, representing 2% of its equity. Urban Company will unlock 4.15 crore shares after its three-month lock-in ends, amounting to 3% of equity. Pine Labs will have two tranches, 1.98 crore shares and 3.97 crore shares, freed up, together accounting for 5% of its equity.
Groww will see 14.92 crore shares become tradable, representing 2% of its outstanding equity. Groww and other firms are also part of the December unlock schedule, adding to overall market liquidity.
While the expiry of lock-in periods does not imply immediate selling, it often influences investor sentiment and trading volumes. Large unlocks, particularly in high-growth startups, can lead to short-term volatility if significant selling occurs, however, companies typically engage with institutional investors to manage supply and maintain price stability.
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The December lock-in expiry will make shares worth ₹6,923 crore eligible for trade across several prominent companies. Market participants will closely monitor trading patterns and institutional activity to gauge the impact on valuations.
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Published on: Nov 28, 2025, 1:48 PM IST

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