₹4,500 Cr Meesho, Tata Capital Shares Now Tradeable as Lock-in Ends

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₹4,500 Cr Meesho, Tata Capital Shares Now Tradeable as Lock-in Ends
Overview

Over ₹4,500 crore worth of shares from e-commerce firm Meesho and financial services provider Tata Capital are now eligible for trading as their respective lock-in periods expire. This event could introduce significant volatility and new trading dynamics for both recently listed entities, impacting their stock prices.

Lock-in Periods Expire for Key Listings

Wednesday, January 7, marks a significant trading session as shareholder lock-in periods conclude for e-commerce player Meesho Ltd. and financial services firm Tata Capital. This event will release a substantial volume of shares into the market, potentially influencing stock performance.

Meesho's Market Debut Unlocks Shares

Nearly 109.9 million shares of Meesho, representing 2% of its outstanding equity, will become available for trade. Valued at approximately ₹1,997 crore based on Tuesday's closing price, these shares follow Meesho's robust market debut on December 10. The stock has seen a near 64% gain from its issue price, though it has pulled back 28% from its peak.

Tata Capital Sees Large Share Release

Tata Capital, which saw the largest IPO of 2025, will also witness the end of its three-month shareholder lock-in. Approximately 71.2 million shares, or 2% of its equity, will become tradeable. These shares are valued at around ₹2,573 crore at Tuesday's closing price. The stock has climbed 11% above its issue price, with analysts maintaining 'Buy' ratings.

Broader Market Impact

Beyond these two prominent names, other recent listings like Aequs and Vidya Wires will also see a portion of their shares released from lock-in. Aequs will have 16.7 million shares (2% equity, ₹230 crore value) become tradeable, while Vidya Wires will see 8.7 million shares (4% equity, ₹44 crore value) eligible. The expiry of lock-in periods does not guarantee immediate selling but makes shares available for trading, potentially increasing supply and influencing price discovery.

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