A lockup agreement is a contractual clause preventing company insiders from selling their shares for a set period, typically 90 to 180 days post-IPO. It stabilizes the stock price by controlling supply. This protects early investors and underwriters from dilution, while giving new public shareholders confidence in a predictable market.
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