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Popular unlisted shares
The most-followed names with investors this month. Prices shown are indicative and for information only.
From enquiry to settlement
A guided and transparent process for buying and selling unlisted shares with PreStake Holding Private Limited.
Speak to our team
Tell our relationship manager what you want to buy or sell. Our team will share the current indicative price and guide you through the transaction process.
Settlement
Once the transaction terms are agreed, payment and required documentation are completed. Our team then begins processing your transaction.
Shares delivered
After successful settlement and completion of the required process, shares are transferred to your designated demat account.
Frequently Asked Questions About Unlisted Share
Yes, buying and selling unlisted shares and pre-IPO shares in India is completely legal and valid. These transactions are conducted through the secondary market and regulated under applicable laws.
Buying unlisted shares is a simple process. Once the price and quantity are finalized, you transfer the funds to the seller’s bank account. After payment confirmation, the shares are credited to your demat account either the same day or before the end of the next working day.
Yes, buying and selling unlisted shares and pre-IPO shares in India is completely legal and valid. These transactions are conducted through the secondary market and regulated under applicable laws.
Shares are usually credited on the same day the payment is made, or by the end of the next working day, depending on the transaction time and the clearing process.
The minimum lot size varies depending on market conditions and demand-supply factors. It is advisable to check with your broker or marketplace platform for the current minimum lot size.
The pricing of unlisted shares is influenced by several factors such as supply and demand, last funding round valuation, financial health of the company, industry benchmarks, and recent secondary market transactions.
