What this service is about
Shares of companies not yet listed on any stock exchange can still be bought and sold in over the counter deals through privately negotiated deals. Purchase of unlisted shares gives investors an opportunity to buy shares of sought after companies at lower prices than expected issue price. Investors get confirmed quantity of shares unlike public issue where most of the times investors go empty handed. This becomes a win-win for investors and sellers (typically employees who got ESOPs or management needing liquidity for meeting their financial requirements). We deal in shares of unlisted companies that are planning to come out with public issue in the near term.
Who this may be relevant for
Investors evaluating a suitable route for wealth creation, income, liquidity, retirement or other financial goals, subject to product suitability and risk.
What the conversation can help clarify
- Map products to the stated goal and horizon
- Understand liquidity and risk before investing
- Compare structures across market-linked and fixed-income routes
- Build a more deliberate investment decision process
Typical next-step structure
Questions about Unlisted Stocks
Shares of companies not yet listed on any stock exchange can still be bought and sold in over the counter deals through privately negotiated deals. Purchase of unlisted shares gives investors an opportunity to buy shares of sought after companies at lower prices than expected issue price. Investors get confirmed quantity of shares unlike public issue where most of the times investors go empty hand
Investors evaluating a suitable route for wealth creation, income, liquidity, retirement or other financial goals, subject to product suitability and risk.
Review objective, time horizon, liquidity, fees, taxation and product-specific risks. Market-linked returns are not guaranteed and suitability should be considered before investing.