Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to commonly asked questions about unlisted share investments and transactions.
Yes, unlisted shares are legal and transferable subject to company policies and regulatory norms.
Prices are determined through negotiated secondary transactions based on demand, supply, and fundamentals.
No. Liquidity is limited and depends on buyer availability and company restrictions.
Yes. KYC and demat compliance are mandatory.
Unlisted investments are suitable only for informed investors with appropriate risk appetite.
No. Returns depend on company performance and exit events.
Some companies require board approval or impose lock-ins.
Transactions follow applicable securities and company law frameworks.
No. IPO is a possibility, not a certainty.
Subject to FEMA, RBI, and company-specific guidelines.
Through demat statements, confirmations, and company records.
Yes. A post-close file pack is provided.
Depends on company policy and lender acceptance.
As per Sec 194Q.
Yes, the seller pays the stamp duty based on the transaction value, without which the shares are not transferred to the buyers account.
Typically same day tranfer, in some cases it may extend to T+2 working days depending on company approval and demat processes.
Depends on company to company.