Why you should invest in Unlisted Shares
Invest in companies pioneering innovative technologies or disruptive models, potentially yielding substantial returns as they expand
Explore opportunities beyond traditional assets like equities, debt and real estate, enhancing risk management and exposure to alternative investments
Enjoy the flexibility of smaller investment amounts, making unlisted shares accessible to a wider range of investors
Invest in promising private companies with high growth potential, offering enhanced portfolio alpha
From big brands to fast growing start-ups
How to buy unlisted shares with PL
Speak to our unlisted shares expert
to make an informed decision
after getting the best price from PL
buyer sends the payment and our
team starts processing
shares are transferred post
the payment
Trusted Intermediary
PL acts as a trusted intermediary, minimizing risks inherent in unlisted share investments by implementing rigorous risk management practices. This role is crucial as government entities do not regulate trades in unlisted shares.
Easy and speedy transfer
We ensure that all transactions are easy and secure via bank accounts and demat accounts.
Access to Exclusive Deals
Our relationships with various companies, entrepreneurs, and industry experts enable us to provide exclusive opportunities that may not be readily available otherwise.
Dedicated Support
Our experienced professionals are always available to address your queries and provide market insights and guidance.
FAQs on Unlisted Shares
Unlisted shares or unlisted stocks are the shares of a company that is not listed on the stock exchanges and these shares are not publicly traded. They could be available to purchase or sell in the secondary market.
Your stocks are held in your CDSL or NSDL Demat Accounts. If you don’t have one, open a demat account here
Yes, an NRI can buy unlisted shares, only from NRO NON-PIS account.
- Startup Equity: Equity ownership in early-stage startups that have not yet gone public or been listed on a stock exchange. Startup equity is often held by founders, employees, and angel investors.
- Pre-IPO Shares: Shares of a company that are available for purchase before the company conducts an initial public offering (IPO) and becomes publicly traded.
- Employee Stock Options Plans (ESOPs): Equity compensation granted to employees in the form of stock options in their employer’s company. ESOP
- Secondary Market Transactions: Transactions involving the buying and selling of shares in privately held companies on secondary markets or private exchange.
