Archive · 7 Sep 2025
JSW Cement Shareholder Lock-in Ends on September 11
Imagine a company called JSW Cement that sells cement.
When the company first started selling its stock, some of the shares were locked up, meaning they couldn't be bought or sold for a certain amount of time.
This lock-in period is ending on September 11th, which means a lot more shares will be available for people to trade.
This could affect how much the shares are worth.
The company's shares started trading in August at a good price, and the company's Managing Director has goals for the company to be a top cement company.
JSW Cement's shareholder lock-in ends on September 11th.
36.7 million shares will be eligible for trade.
The freed shares are valued at approximately ₹553 crore.
JSW Cement debuted on August 14 with an opening price of ₹153.
The company aims to be a top-tier cement producer.
- Who
- JSW Cement
- What
- Shareholder lock-in period ends, freeing up shares for trade.
- When
- September 11
- Where
- BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange)
- Why
- To allow existing shareholders to trade their shares.
- Event Date
- September 11
- Shares Freed
- 36.7 million
- Percentage of Equity
- 3%
- Approximate Value
- ₹553 crore
- Debut Date
- August 14
- Opening Price (BSE)
- ₹153
- Closing Price (Friday)
- ₹150.60