Description
BSE announces the listing of equity shares of Narmadesh Brass Industries Limited with lock-in details for 3,100,800 fully paid shares across various lock-in periods.
Summary
BSE has listed equity shares of Narmadesh Brass Industries Limited totaling 3,100,800 fully paid shares in demat form. The shares are subject to various lock-in periods ranging from one to three years, with some shares available as free OFS and free IPO shares.
Key Points
- Total of 3,100,800 fully paid equity shares listed
- All shares are in demat form
- Lock-in periods commence from January 21, 2026
- Multiple tranches with different lock-in expiry dates
- Lock-in categories include 1-year, 2-year, and 3-year periods
- Free OFS shares: 599,000 (lock-in until January 22, 2027)
- Free IPO shares: 410,000 (lock-in until January 21, 2029)
Lock-in Structure
One-Year Lock-in (Expiry: January 22, 2027)
- 599,000 shares (Distinctive Numbers: 1 to 599,000) - Free OFS Shares
- 595,000 shares (Distinctive Numbers: 599,001 to 1,194,000)
Two-Year Lock-in (Expiry: January 22, 2028)
- 410,000 shares (Distinctive Numbers: 1,194,001 to 1,604,000) - Free IPO Shares
- 205,800 shares (Distinctive Numbers: 1,604,001 to 1,809,800)
- 199,800 shares (Distinctive Numbers: 1,809,801 to 2,009,600)
Three-Year Lock-in (Expiry: January 21, 2029)
- 220,000 shares (Distinctive Numbers: 2,009,601 to 2,229,600)
- 700,800 shares (Distinctive Numbers: 2,229,601 to 2,930,400)
- 170,400 shares (Distinctive Numbers: 2,930,401 to 3,100,800)
Compliance Requirements
- Locked-in shares cannot be transferred or sold until respective lock-in expiry dates
- All shares are maintained in demat form only
- Shareholders must comply with lock-in restrictions as per listing regulations
Important Dates
- Lock-in Commencement Date: January 21, 2026
- First Lock-in Expiry: January 22, 2027 (1,194,000 shares)
- Second Lock-in Expiry: January 22, 2028 (815,600 shares)
- Final Lock-in Expiry: January 21, 2029 (1,091,200 shares)
Impact Assessment
This is a standard listing announcement with minimal market impact. The staggered lock-in structure prevents sudden supply of shares in the market and provides stability during the initial trading period. Investors should note that approximately 38.5% of listed shares will become freely tradable after one year, with the remaining shares becoming available over the subsequent two years.
Impact Justification
Routine listing announcement for a single company with standard lock-in provisions; affects only shareholders of Narmadesh Brass Industries Limited