Nuvama Alternative & Quantitative Research estimates that 1.5 crore shares across four recently listed companies will become tradable as their lock-in periods end, unlocking nearly Rs 410 crore in value. This sudden increase in eligible shares may influence short-term liquidity and trading behaviour.
However, the end of a lock-in does not imply immediate selling. It simply permits existing shareholders to trade their holdings if they choose to. Market impact will depend on investor sentiment and whether large shareholders decide to offload or continue holding their positions.
Here are the four stocks whose Rs 410 crore shares become eligible to trade after the lock-in Period ends.
Gem Aromatics
Gem Aromatics is a fragrance and flavour solutions provider offering a wide range of aroma chemicals, essential oils, and customized formulations. Known for innovation and quality, the company serves industries such as personal care, home care, food, and perfumery through reliable manufacturing capabilities and global client partnerships.
With a market capitalisation of Rs 986.24 crore, the shares were trading at Rs 188.80 per share, increasing around 5.92 percent as compared to the previous closing price.
With the three-month lock-in ending, 21 lakh shares, about 4% of the company’s equity, will become tradable on Thursday. Valued at Rs 37.4 crore, this additional supply may create short-term volatility, depending on market demand and how investors react to the sudden increase in available shares.
Gem Aromatics made a modest debut, listing at Rs 333.10 against its issue price of Rs 325, giving a 2.49% listing gain. The Rs 451.25-crore IPO saw healthy participation within the Rs 309– Rs 325 price band. With a compact lot size and timely allotment, the listing reflects steady demand despite a more measured market response compared to other recent issues.
Shreeji Shipping Global Ltd
Shreeji Shipping is a logistics and marine services company engaged in cargo handling, coastal shipping, and port-related operations. With a growing fleet and strong operational expertise, it supports bulk cargo movement, offering efficient transportation, chartering, and supply chain solutions across major Indian ports and coastal trade routes.
With a market capitalisation of Rs 5,007.29 crore, the shares were trading at Rs 307.35 per share, decreasing around 1.17 percent as compared to the previous closing price.
The expiry of the three-month lock-in will free up 24 lakh shares, about 2% of total equity, worth Rs 75 crore, adding short-term supply to the market. While this may create brief volatility or selling pressure, the overall impact will depend on investor appetite and broader market sentiment.
Shreeji Shipping Global made a steady market debut, listing at Rs 270 against an issue price of Rs 252, delivering 7.14% listing gains. The IPO, sized at Rs 410.71 crore, saw healthy investor interest within its Rs 240– Rs 252 price band. With a reasonable lot size and timely allotment, the listing reflects solid demand and sector confidence.
Patel Retail
Patel Retail operates a chain of value-focused retail stores offering groceries, daily essentials, and lifestyle products. Known for competitive pricing and accessible locations, the company caters to urban and semi-urban consumers by emphasising affordability, customer experience, and steady expansion across regional markets.
With a market capitalisation of Rs 729.47 crore, the shares were trading at Rs 218.40 per share, decreasing around 0.09 percent as compared to the previous closing price.
According to the data, around 9 lakh shares, representing 3% of the company’s equity, will become freely tradable as the three-month lock-in ends on Thursday. Valued at about Rs 20 crore, this additional supply may trigger short-term volatility depending on market sentiment and investor response.
Patel Retail delivered an impressive debut, listing at Rs 300 versus an issue price of Rs 255, generating strong 17.65% listing gains. The Rs 242.76-crore IPO attracted solid demand within its Rs 237– Rs 255 price band. With a manageable lot size and timely allotment, the upbeat listing highlights robust investor confidence in the company’s retail growth story.
Vikram Solar
Vikram Solar is a leading solar energy solutions provider specialising in high-efficiency photovoltaic modules and large-scale EPC services. Backed by strong R&D, global certifications, and a robust project portfolio, the company contributes significantly to India’s renewable energy transition through manufacturing excellence and sustainable power infrastructure development.
With a market capitalisation of Rs 11,110.14 crore, the shares were trading at Rs 307.15 per share, increasing around 2.38 percent as compared to the previous closing price.
According to Nuvama Alternative, the 93-lakh share block, about 3% of the company’s equity, becomes freely tradable as the three-month lock-in ends. The total amount of Vikram Solar shares that become eligible to be traded is worth Rs 275.7 crore.
Vikram Solar’s IPO, priced at Rs 315– Rs 332 per share, raised Rs 2,079 crore and listed at Rs 338, offering modest gains of 1.81%. Investor interest was steady, driven by the company’s position in solar module manufacturing. With a lot size of 45 shares, the IPO saw timely allotment and listing, reflecting stable market sentiment.
Written by Abhishek Singh
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