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Unlisted shares are shares of companies that are not traded on stock exchanges like the National Stock Exchange or Bombay Stock Exchange. These companies may be private businesses or firms planning to go public in the future.
Since they are not listed, their prices are not shown on regular trading apps. Buying and selling usually happens through private deals, brokers, or known contacts. The price is agreed upon between the buyer and seller, based on company performance, demand, and future plans.
Unlisted shares work like any other equity investment. When you buy them, you become a part-owner of the company. However, selling them can take time because there is no active public market.
These investments are often held for the long term. While returns can be good if the company grows or launches an IPO, there is also higher risk compared to listed stocks. Careful research is important before investing.
Since they are not listed, their prices are not shown on regular trading apps. Buying and selling usually happens through private deals, brokers, or known contacts. The price is agreed upon between the buyer and seller, based on company performance, demand, and future plans.
Unlisted shares work like any other equity investment. When you buy them, you become a part-owner of the company. However, selling them can take time because there is no active public market.
These investments are often held for the long term. While returns can be good if the company grows or launches an IPO, there is also higher risk compared to listed stocks. Careful research is important before investing.