Frequently Asked Questions

Unlisted shares are equity shares of companies that are not listed on a stock exchange and hence do not trade publicly.

Invester can buy unlisted shares through dealers such as Growth Bazar that specilizes in unlisted shares.

1. Liquidity Risk • Biggest risk — unlisted shares are not easily tradable. • There is no formal market or daily trading, so selling your shares can take weeks or months. • You may have to sell at a discount to get an exit. ? 2. Valuation Risk • Prices are not transparent and depend on private deals or dealer quotes. • The company’s valuation may be inflated by sellers or intermediaries. • Hard to know the true worth of your investment at any given time. ? 3. Regulatory Risk • Unlisted companies are not as heavily regulated as listed ones. • Limited SEBI oversight, fewer disclosure requirements. • Potential for fraud or misreporting of financials. ? 4. Information Risk • Financial data, annual reports, or business updates are often hard to access. • Investors rely on limited or second-hand information, leading to poor decision-making. ? 5. Exit / IPO Risk • Many investors buy expecting an IPO or acquisition, but: • The company may never list. • The IPO may get delayed or priced lower than expected. • Your shares may be locked for 1 year post-IPO (as per SEBI rules).

Unlisted shares are not regulated by SEBI.

Shares will be credited on the same day or on the very next day, Normally we folllow T+1 share transfer, It may delay because of Holidays or other Non-Working days.

A small stamp duties charge on transfer of shares. Approx RS 15 on value of 1 LAKH.