Ingwa Hydropower Limited is set to see the expiry of the lock-in period for a significant portion of its shares on Baisakh 26, 2083, a development that could influence near-term liquidity and supply dynamics in the secondary market.

A total of 4,536,703 units of shares will become eligible for trading following the end of the lock-in restriction. This includes 4.2 million shares held by promoter shareholders, 29,863 shares allocated to employees, and 306,140 shares reserved for project-affected local residents.

The expiration of the lock-in period typically allows previously restricted shareholders to sell their holdings in the open market, potentially increasing free float and exerting pressure on share prices depending on supply-demand conditions.

However, the company has clarified that shares held by directors and key management personnel will remain under lock-in as per prevailing regulatory provisions, limiting immediate full-scale liquidity from insider holdings.

Market participants will be closely monitoring trading patterns following the lock-in expiry, as such events often lead to increased volatility, particularly in hydropower stocks with relatively lower free float.