Eighty-one companies prepare for $67 billion IPO lock-in expirations in the next three months

Eighty-one companies will see IPO lock-in periods expire in the next three months, potentially unlocking nearly $70 billion in shares. This significant event involves shares becoming eligible for trading after initial restrictions, though large-scale selling is not anticipated as promoters typically retain holdings. The expiries occur amidst geopolitical uncertainty and rising crude prices, which could add to market volatility.