Dealer in unlisted & pre-IPO shares

Unlisted shares, explained.
How they work and how to deal in them.

How shares of private and pre-IPO companies change hands off-market, what drives their indicative prices, and the risks to weigh first.

Off-Market

Demat Transfer

What Are Unlisted Shares?

Unlisted shares are equity shares of companies that are not listed on recognised stock exchanges like NSE or BSE. These include private companies, subsidiaries, startups, and pre-IPO companies. They are traded in the private market through proper documentation and demat transfer.

Private
Company
Unlisted
Shares
Private
Market
Demat
Transfer
Investor

Types of Unlisted Shares

Before a Possible Listing

Invest before IPO

Get in early before companies go public.

Growth Potential
Pre-IPO Access
Early Growth
Diversified Portfolio

Benefits of Investing

  • Access to shares of private companies
  • Diversify portfolio beyond listed stocks

Is It Legal to Buy?

  • Shares must be in demat form
  • KYC & documentation are mandatory

How to Purchase Unlisted Shares From Us

1

Find Opportunities

Browse and select from available unlisted shares.

2

Get Details & Price

Receive pricing and company information.

3

Confirm with Expert

Discuss and confirm the transaction.

4

Complete Payment

Complete documentation and make payment.

5

Receive Shares

Shares are credited to your Demat account.

How Unlisted Share Prices Are Determined

Prices are not set on public exchanges.

They are determined through private negotiations. Factors that may influence indicative quotes include:

Company
Financials
Recent
Funding Rounds
Industry
Growth
Supply &
Demand
Liquidity
Risk An exit may not be available when needed, and listing is not guaranteed.

Why UnlistedHub

How Quotes Are Presented

Indicative Quotes

Quotes are indicative, may change without notice and are not executable prices.

Frequently Ask Questions

Complete KYC, choose your preferred company and our team will assist you throughout the transaction.
Transfer timing varies based on payment confirmation, the parties and depository processing.
Applicable price and charges, if any, are communicated before a transaction proceeds. Quotes may change and remain subject to availability.
Yes, a Demat account is required to receive transferred shares.

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