Hathway Investment Nepal Limited is set to see the lock-in period of 20,533,500 shares expire after Ashoj 2. These shares have remained under lock-in since the company distributed its IPO to the general public on Ashoj 2, 2080.

Following the expiry, 20,475,000 promoter shares and 58,500 employee shares will become eligible for trading in the secondary market. However, shares held by directors and employees occupying senior management positions who have ownership stakes in the company will remain restricted from trading.

Public records also show that Hathway Investment Nepal had issued shares to the general public, employees and mutual funds as part of its IPO process.

The company currently has 31,711,680 shares listed in the secondary market. With more than 20.5 million shares potentially becoming tradable, the expiry of the lock-in period could increase the available share supply and become an important factor for investors tracking HATHY.