IREDA, Zaggle Prepaid, and Vibhor Steel Tubes among 66 companies to see IPO lock-in expire in four months

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Premium Within the PSU sector, IREDA is set to witness the eligibility for trade of 1478 million shares or 147 crore, representing 55% of its total outstanding shares, on May 30th, as per the Nuvama..

The Indian primary market is witnessing an unprecedented surge in the number of companies going public, with strong subscription rates and solid listing gains..

Data compiled by brokerage firm Nuvama Professional Clients Group indicates that 66 companies spanning various sectors are scheduled to have their pre-listing shareholder lock-ins lifted in four months (March 04 -June 29), amounting to a value of $21.1 billion..

Likewise, Zaggle Prepaid's six-month lock-in period will conclude on March 25th, freeing up 60 million shares for trading, constituting 49% of the total outstanding shares..

A lock-in period in an Initial Public Offering (IPO) refers to a predetermined timeframe during which certain shareholders, often including the company, promoters, and pre-IPO investors, are restricted from selling their shares in the open market. ..

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