Lock-up agreements on shares worth 35.3 billion kronor are set to expire in December, potentially putting downward pressure on share prices if major shareholders decide to sell before the upcoming holiday season, EFN reports.
Intea Fastigheter, Enity, Hacksaw, and Mandatum are just a few of the companies facing the end of lock-up periods in the coming month.
For real estate company Intea, which was listed last year, the shares that may now be sold are valued at 3.2 billion kronor.
Another major lock-up agreement expiring at the start of December involves Camurus's principal shareholder Per Sandberg, who, through the investment firm Sandberg Development, holds shares worth 11.2 billion kronor.
This week, private equity firm Altor will have the opportunity to divest all its shares in Finnish financial giant Mandatum, valued at 373 million euros, or approximately 4 billion kronor.
The lock-up agreement for private equity firm EQT in the recently listed niche bank Enity expires on December 10, at which point shares worth 1.9 billion kronor could be sold.
For game developer Hacksaw, lock-up agreements on shares worth 5 billion kronor will expire on December 22.
