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IPO Investors Brace for 70 Lock in Expiries Worth 35 Billion in Three Months Do You Own Any
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AI-generatedThe article reports upcoming lock-in expiries for 70 Indian IPOs totaling $35 billion over three months. This creates potential selling pressure on Indian equities, particularly affecting secondary market liquidity and stock prices of the newly-listed companies. The mechanism is a supply-side increase in freely tradable shares, which could depress prices if demand does not absorb the additional supply. The impact is India-specific and affects equity markets and IPO investors.
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- Between May 26 and August 31, 2023, lock-in expiries for 70 IPOs worth ~$35 billion.
- First expiry: 30 lakh shares of Gaudium IVF and Women Health ($4 million) on May 26.
- Schloss Bangalore: 19 crore shares ($811 million) on June 1.
- Meesho: 308 crore shares (>$6 billion) on June 10.
- Other companies: Wakefit Innovations, ICICI Prudential AMC, Vishal Mega Mart.
Cumulative selling pressure over 3 months may depress secondary market liquidity and valuations, with potential declines of 3-5%.
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