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14 Companies Including SBI Funds Face Lock-In Expiry Worth Rs 3000 Crore This Week
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CNBC TV18•12-10-2026, 05:23
14 Companies Including SBI Funds Face Lock-In Expiry Worth Rs 3000 Crore This Week
- •Fourteen companies on Dalal Street will see their shareholder lock-in periods expire this week, releasing a cumulative share supply worth nearly Rs 2931 crore.
- •SBI Funds Management will experience the largest supply release with shares worth Rs 1160 crore becoming eligible for trading on Friday, October 16.
- •Other companies facing lock-in expiries include Kanohar Electricals, Prasol Chemicals, Glass Wall Systems, Rentomojo, and Karamtara Engineering.
- •The end of a shareholder lock-in period only makes the shares eligible to be traded in the open market and does not mean they will be sold immediately.
- •Ten out of the fourteen companies are currently trading above their respective issue prices, while SBI Funds, Veegaland, LCC Projects, and Pranav Constructions are trading below.
Key Questions Answered
A total of 14 companies will see their shareholder lock-in periods end, with a cumulative share value worth ₹2,931 crore based on closing prices from Friday, October 9, 2026.
SBI Funds Management will see 23.2 million shares, or 1% of its outstanding shares valued at ₹1,160 crore, become eligible to be traded when its three-month shareholder lock-in ends on Friday, October 16, 2026.
Six companies will see their shareholder lock-in periods end on Monday, October 12, 2026: Kanohar Electricals, Prasol Chemicals, Glass Wall Systems, Pranav Constructions, Laser Power & Infra, and Kusumgar.
