Thirty-Five Billion Dollars in Shares Set to Unlock Across One Hundred Sixteen Companies

Shares worth an estimated thirty-five billion dollars will become eligible for trading over the next few months as pre-listing lock-in periods end across one hundred sixteen companies between November 9, 2026, and February 27, 2026 or 2027. An analysis by Nuvama Institutional Equities reveals this total value covers promoter and non-promoter shareholdings in companies listed up to November 5, 2026.

Specific Company Unlocks

Zetwerk Manufacturing Business will see 75 million shares unlock on November 20, while Jio Platforms is scheduled to unlock 36 million shares on November 25. Horizon Industrial Parks has 97 million shares unlocking on November 18, and Shiprocket will unlock 37 million shares on November 16. LEAP India is set to unlock 23 million shares on November 11, and Milky Mist Dairy Food has 17 million shares unlocking on November 12. In the six-month category, SBI Funds Management will unlock 1.428 billion shares on January 18, and CMR Green Technologies will unlock 142 million shares on December 9. Turtlemint Fintech Solutions has 160 million shares unlocking on December 28, and Hexagon Nutrition will unlock 67 million shares on December 15.

Market Impact

Unlocking shares does not mean they will automatically enter the market or get sold. A large portion of these shares belongs to promoters and their groups who may decide to keep their stakes. The actual effect on stock prices depends on shareholder decisions, the size of holdings, and prevailing market conditions.

Context

Lock-in rules stop early investors and company founders from selling shares immediately after a company lists on the stock exchange. Once this quiet period ends, the restriction lifts, which can lead to more shares becoming available for trading if holders choose to sell.