A lock-in period is a predefined timeframe during which certain shareholders usually promoters, pre-IPO investors or anchor investors cannot sell their shares. It ensures market stability after listing by preventing sudden large-scale selling. Once the lock-in expires, these shares become freely tradable, often affecting stock supply and short-term price movement.
Here are the shares worth nearly Rs 63,000 crore free up for trade;
Mangal Electrical Industries
Mangal Electrical Industries is a manufacturer of power transformers, distribution transformers and electrical equipment serving utilities, industrial clients and infrastructure projects. The company focuses on engineered products, quality compliance and turnkey solutions, supplying to state electricity boards and private players while expanding capacity to meet rising demand in power and T&D sectors.
With a market capitalisation of Rs 1,139.47 crore, the shares were trading at Rs 412.40 per share, decreasing around 3.43 percent as compared to the previous closing price.
Mangal Electrical faces near-term supply pressure as its three-month lock-in ends on November 24, releasing 11 lakh shares, about 4% of outstanding equity, into the market. Valued at roughly Rs 46.75 crore at the previous close, the additional tradable float may influence price volatility as investors reassess demand–supply dynamics.
Go Digit General Insurance
Go Digit General Insurance is a tech-driven insurer offering motor, health, travel, property and liability insurance. Known for simplified products and digital-first processes, it leverages analytics, automation and quick claims settlement to enhance customer experience. Its scalable distribution and retail-focused portfolio support strong growth in India’s expanding general insurance market.
With a market capitalisation of Rs 32,433.24 crore, the shares were trading at Rs 351.25 per share, increasing around 0.29 percent as compared to the previous closing price.
Go Digit is set for increased market float as its six-month lock-in ends on November 25, releasing 18.58 crore shares, about 20% of its equity. Valued at Rs 6,507.45 crore based on the previous close, this significant supply addition may trigger short-term volatility as investors gauge demand and institutional interest.
NTPC Green Energy
NTPC Green Energy is the renewable energy arm of NTPC, dedicated to solar, wind, green hydrogen and hybrid projects. Focused on accelerating India’s clean energy transition, it develops utility-scale renewable assets, storage solutions and emerging green technologies, contributing to NTPC’s long-term goal of expanding its non-fossil fuel capacity.
With a market capitalisation of Rs 80,218.66 crore, the shares were trading at Rs 95.20 per share, decreasing around 2.01 percent as compared to the previous closing price.
The company faces a major liquidity event as its one-month lock-in ends on November 26, unlocking 580.6 crore shares nearly 69% of total equity. At the previous close, this translates to Rs 56,405 crore worth of stock becoming tradable, potentially triggering heightened volatility and reshaping supply demand dynamics.
Borana Weaves
Borana Weaves is a textile and fabric manufacturer specializing in high-quality woven products for fashion, home décor and industrial use. The company blends traditional craftsmanship with modern machinery, offering diverse designs and customised solutions. Its focus on sustainable materials and skilled weaving supports growth in domestic and export markets.
With a market capitalisation of Rs 757.79 crore, the shares were trading at Rs 284.40 per share, decreasing around 3.82 percent as compared to the previous closing price.
Borana Weaves is set for increased market float as its six-month lock-in ends on November 27, releasing 26 lakh shares, around 10% of its equity into circulation. At the previous closing price, the unlocked shares are valued at Rs 76.18 crore, potentially adding short-term volatility as supply rises.
Written by Abhishek Singh
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