Lock ups are contractual agreements preventing early sale of shares after an IPO or deal closing, typically lasting 90 to 180 days. Companies use lock ups to stabilize stock prices and manage market volatility, benefiting underwriters and large investors by ensuring orderly trading post-listing.
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