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Pre-IPO and unlisted equity — owning shares of companies before they hit public markets. High potential, high illiquidity.
Researched company data on unlisted, pre-IPO and ESOP shares — for information and education only, not an offer to deal. When you're ready, we help connect buyers and sellers.
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PlanMyCashflows is an information and education platform for unlisted and pre-IPO shares — not a SEBI-recognised stock exchange or trading platform. We do not execute trades, run a secondary market or hold your money, and every price shown here is indicative only and is not an offer to buy or sell.
Unlisted shares are equity in companies that aren't yet listed on the stock exchanges (NSE/BSE). This includes pre-IPO companies (often within 1–3 years of listing), private companies that may never list, and shares of public-sector unlisted entities (like NSE itself, which is unlisted despite running the exchange).
In India, the unlisted shares market has matured rapidly since 2020, opening up access to shares that were earlier limited to PE/VC funds. Typical ticket sizes range from ₹50,000 to ₹5,00,000 per investment. You hold the shares in your own demat account just like listed stocks.
Tax treatment is different from listed equity. Long-term holding (>24 months) qualifies for LTCG at 12.5% (with indexation removed post-Jul 2024). Short-term (<24 months) is taxed at your slab rate — which can be a brutal 30%+ for HNIs. There's no STT, no exchange transaction cost — but pricing is opaque and bid-ask spreads can be 5–15%.
Listing market caps shown are approximate and for illustration only. Several of these companies traded significantly above or below their pre-IPO grey-market premium post-listing. Not a recommendation.
Returns shown are historical and do not guarantee future performance.
Consider unlisted shares as a small (3–8%) allocation if your portfolio is already diversified, you can hold for 3+ years, and you understand the company you're buying (financials, sector, why it's likely to IPO). Don't allocate retirement or short-term goal money to unlisted.
We help you evaluate whether a specific unlisted opportunity fits your portfolio, check the custody, settlement and KYC on how you're buying, and time the exit — pre-IPO, at IPO, or post-listing — for maximum after-tax outcome. CashFlow Planner tracks unlisted holdings alongside listed equity and flags upcoming IPO/event windows.
Yes, fully legal. They're transferred via off-market trades directly into your own demat account. The transaction itself doesn't go through an exchange — it's a privately facilitated transfer, not exchange trading. Just ensure your KYC, PAN, and demat are in order.
Unlisted shares change hands through off-market transfers that settle directly into your own demat account — never through a personal account, UPI ID or wallet. Before you transact, verify the counterparty's track record and settlement process, confirm how the shares are custodied, and check the transfer has landed in your demat before releasing payment. We help you evaluate the opportunity and guide you through KYC, paperwork and settlement.
There's no exchange-determined price. Prices are set by private demand-supply, recent funding rounds, peer comparables, and (closer to IPO) grey-market premium. The same share can show 5–15% price differences between sellers on the same day. Always compare before buying.
Your unlisted shares typically have a 6-month post-IPO lock-in (for pre-IPO investors). After lock-in expires, you can sell on the exchange like any listed share. If you bought 24+ months before IPO, gains are taxed as LTCG at 12.5%.
You're holding an illiquid private equity stake. You can try to exit in the secondary market (often at a discount), find a private buyer, or wait. Some companies do tender offers or buybacks. The risk of being stuck indefinitely is real — size your allocation accordingly.
Yes. Red flags: 'guaranteed' returns, pushy sales pressure, paying via UPI to a personal account (always pay to a legal entity), shares of companies you can't find on MCA records, or a counterparty with no verifiable office or track record. Stick to verifiable counterparties and always confirm the share transfer in your demat before paying.
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Browse researched company data on unlisted, pre-IPO and ESOP shares. Read the business, sector and status before you decide anything.
Tell us which company interests you. We share what we know and answer your questions — no obligation, no pressure to transact.
When you're ready, we help connect buyers and sellers and guide you through KYC, paperwork and settlement.
Shares settle directly to your own demat account; we never route shares through third-party accounts.
We will only ever request payment to our official bank accounts. Never transfer money to a personal account, UPI ID or wallet, or act on payment details shared over a call or chat alone — verify them against our published list first. View our official bank accounts →