IPO lick-in expiry, Feb. 27 -- Four companies are slated to have pre-listing shareholder lock-ins lifted in the next 30 days, which could potentially free up shares amounting to $265 million, according to a report by domestic brokerage Nuvama Alternative & Quantitative Research.

The lock-in period for an initial public offering (IPO) is a specified duration during which certain investors are prohibited from selling their shares. These lock-in regulations aim to maintain stability in the stock price and give the company a chance to establish itself in the market post-IPO. The IPO lock-in period varies for promoters, anchor investors and non-promoter groups.

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