Over the next four months, the domestic market will witness shares worth Rs 1.47 lakh crore ($17.7 billion) entering circulation, with lock-in periods expiring for 66 companies, such as Tata Technologies, Exicom Telesystems, IREDA, Honasa Consumer (Mamaearth), and JSW Infra, between April and July 2024.
The one-month lock-in periods of Platinum Industries, Exicom Telesystems, Bharat Highways Invit, R K Swamy, JG Chemicals, Gopal Snacks, Popular Vehicles & Services, and Krystal Integrated Services will conclude between April 1 and April 18.
For 22 companies, including Mukka Proteins, Jyoti CNC Auto, Medi Assist Healthcare, Epack Durables, Jana Small Finance Bank, and Vibhor Steel Tubes, the three-month investor lock-in periods will expire between April 8 and June 17.
Thirty-eight companies, including Honasa Consumer (Mamaearth), IREDA, Inox India, Innova Captab, Muthoot Microfin, DOMS Industries, Tata Technologies, Gandhar Oil, Ask Automotive, Manoj Vaibhav Gems, JSW Infra, and Medi Assist Healthcare, will see the end of their five and six-month lock-in periods between April 1 and July 29.
The one-year share lock-in period of Global Surfaces concluded on April 1, while that of IKIO Lighting will expire on June 17.
Additionally, the 1.5-year lock-in periods for 15 companies, such as Bikaji Foods, Landmark Cars, Inox Green, and Kfin Technologies, will commence between April 15 and July 2.
The lock-in periods of Global Surfaces, Sai Silks (Kalamandir), JSW Infrastructure, Platinum Industries, and Exicom Telesystems began today. Notably, all five companies’ stocks closed the session positively on Monday.
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