IPO lock-in periods expire of Rs. 3700 Crore.

When IPO lock-in periods expire—like the ₹3,700 crore worth of shares unlocking between June 15 and July 15—it can create both opportunity and turbulence in the market. Here’s what investors should watch for: 1. Increased Supply, Potential Price Pressure: As insiders and early investors are allowed to sell, the sudden influx of shares can drive prices down, especially in thinly traded or overvalued stocks. 2. Volatility in Specific Stocks: Companies like Vishal Mega Mart, ACME Solar Holdings, and Sagility India are seeing sizable unlocks. If a large percentage of a company’s total shares are released (like 46–48% in some cases), expect sharp price swings. 3. Buying Opportunities: If prices dip temporarily due to selling pressure—but the company’s fundamentals remain strong—it could be a strategic entry point for long-term investors. 4. Sector-Wide Ripples: With expirations spread across retail, renewables, IT, and fintech, entire sectors might see sentiment shifts, especially if marquee names like Swiggy or NTPC Green Energy are involved.