Shareholder Lock-In Ends: JSW Cement, All Time Plastics & Fusion Finance Shares Worth ₹821 Crore Now Tradeable

On November 10, 2025, a combined ₹821 crore worth of shares from JSW Cement, All Time Plastics, and Fusion Finance became eligible for trading as their respective shareholder lock-in periods officially concluded, potentially increasing liquidity in these counters, as per Nuvama Alternative & Quantitative Research.
₹821 Crore Worth of Shares Free Up Across 3 Companies
The shareholder lock-in period for JSW Cement, All Time Plastics and Fusion Finance has ended, making shares eligible for secondary market trading. This does not mean all of the shares will be offloaded immediately, but it does unlock the potential for large volumes to enter the market.
JSW Cement: 3.67 Crore Shares Now Tradable
JSW Cement sees 3.67 crore shares become eligible for trade, equivalent to 3% of its outstanding equity. These shares were under lock-in for 3 months. Despite a subdued performance post-listing, currently trading below its IPO price of ₹147, the stock touched a new low of ₹125.07 on November 7, 2025.
All Time Plastics: ₹67 Lakh Worth Shares Freed
All Time Plastics unlocks 22 lakh shares, also comprising 3% of total equity. Trading just above its IPO price of ₹275, the stock closed at ₹305 on November 7, 2025. This rebound reflects a 12% gain over the past 1 month. At current levels, the unlocked shares are valued at ₹67 lakh.
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Fusion Finance: 2.01 Crore Shares Released
The lock-in conclusion brings 2.01 crore shares, or 20% of Fusion Finance’s equity, into the market. The company has underperformed sharply, with the stock currently down 52% from its IPO price of ₹368. Based on the recent closing, the released shares are estimated at ₹350 crore in value.
Conclusion
With the lock-in periods ending on November 10, 2025, JSW Cement, All Time Plastics and Fusion Finance see significant portions of their share capital become eligible for trading. While price performance has varied, the newly freed shares could influence upcoming volumes and market sentiment.
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Published on: Nov 10, 2025, 3:18 PM IST

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