Nine Stocks in Focus as Shareholder Lock-In Periods Expire This Week The shareholder lock-in period for several companies is set to expire this week, making their shares eligible for trading on the open market. Urban Company, ICICI Prudential Asset Management, Nephrocare Health Services, Park Medi World, and other firms are among the nine stocks drawing investor attention. Over 100 crore shares will become available for trading, according to reports from CNBC TV18. The expiry of the lock-in period does not guarantee immediate selling of shares by investors who participated in the initial public offering (IPO) round. Instead, it allows shareholders to trade their stakes on the open market, as per regulatory guidelines. This development follows the companies’ listings on Indian stock exchanges. The list of stocks to watch includes Urban Company, whose lock-in period ends on March 17, 2026. A total of 940.9 million shares, representing 66% of the outstanding stock, will be available for trading. Urban Company’s shares closed 3.84% lower at ₹110.01 after the previous market session, compared to ₹114.40. Park Medi World’s lock-in period expires on March 16, 2026, with 8.5 million shares (2% of outstanding shares) becoming tradable. The company’s stock closed 2.97% lower at ₹192.80, down from ₹198.71. Fractal Analytics will see 6.9 million shares (4% of outstanding stock) available for trading starting March 16. Its shares fell 6.26% to ₹794.10, compared to ₹847.10 the previous day. Nephrocare Health Services’ 2.8 million shares (3% of outstanding stock) will be tradable from March 16. The stock closed 4.01% lower at ₹537.55, down from ₹560. Aye Finance’s 17.6 million shares (7% of outstanding stock) will be eligible for trading on March 16. The stock ended 6.#urban_company #icici_prudential_asset_management #nephrocare_health_services #park_medi_world #fractal_analytics
