Lockup

Definition:

An agreement in which underwriters ensure that large shareholders, the issuer, its directors, Executive Officers, and other insiders agree not to sell shares for a period after an offering of securities so as to prevent sending negative signals to the market and potentially depressing the stock price. A Lockup can run for up to 180 days.

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