The expiry of the anchor lock-in period has released 18.18 lakh shares for trading. This marks the end of a regulatory restriction designed to prevent large-scale selling and stabilize stock prices after an IPO. Typically, anchor investors are required to hold 50% of their shares for 30 days and the remaining 50% for 90 days. With these shares now freely tradable, there could be an increase in market activity and potential price volatility for the stock in the short term.
West Bengal plans incentives to spur industrial investments
The government is exploring off-balance sheet incentives like soft loans to keep the weightage on budget-dependent industrial promotion lower, the finance minister said. Concession on
August 24, 2026