Little money, big profit.

Little money, big profit.

Here’s how you can get it: Investment in unlisted shares.

Investing your shares can help you double your money and enter a luxurious life. In a world full of financial opportunities, we all dream of turning a small investment into big profits, right? Well, the secret sauce might just be unlisted shares. These little-known treasures in the financial world can not only help you double your money but also open the door to a more luxurious life. So Precize is here to guide you through the fascinating realm of unlisted shares and spill the beans on how you can turn your modest investments into the keys to a more lavish lifestyle. Ready to dive in? Let's go!

The shares not listed on the formal stock exchanges are referred to as Unlisted shares.

For instance, every company, big or small, has its unlisted shares; it’s up to us whether to wait for the company to go big and then buy them or if we grow along with the company by purchasing the shares prior.

Now that we're aware of the concept of unlisted shares let's get into Delisted Shares and Relisted Shares.

In simple words, the concept of delisted and relisted shares comes into place after unlisted shares get listed.

Let’s understand, for example, if a company’s unlisted shares become listed and get unlisted again, then those shares are Delisted Shares. And if those Delisted Shares become listed again, they’re known as Relisted Shares.

How unlisted shares can boost your investment returns?

Unlisted shares, like hidden gems, offer the allure of limited liquidity, veiled transparency, and stable valuations in the world of investments. At Precize, we minimize the risk by enabling liquidity of these shares and giving detailed information so you can pick an unlisted share that has the potential to get listed so that your returns can be amplified enormously from that share.

Why should one invest in Unlisted Shares?

1. Massive Profits - Investing in the best-unlisted shares is like planting the seeds of financial growth. It's about buying these shares early and hoping they'll grow in value. Sometimes, these shares can become publicly traded ones, and their prices may rise significantly, offering you a chance for more enormous profits. It's like watching your investment flower bloom into something more valuable. 

2. Dematerialized- In short, unlisted shares, like listed shares, can be held in a demat account, where one can check the status of these shares at face value along with the number of shares they hold. Transfers and ownership changes of your shares can be made through your demat account. However, unlisted shares may have limited liquidity, but with Precize, liquidity of these shares is enabled.

3. Price Flexibility: Investing in unlisted stocks offers the advantage of price negotiability. Unlike publicly traded stocks with fixed market prices, unlisted stocks allow personalized price discussions. With the assistance of Precize, we ensure that you secure your preferred shares at the most advantageous available price.

4. Less Competition, Better Deals: When you invest in unlisted stocks, it's like having your own little secret. There aren't many people rushing to buy them, which means you have a better shot at getting them for a reasonable price. It's like having a quiet sale all to yourself!

• How to Buy Unlisted Shares?

You can invest in the shares of top unlisted companies in India in several ways. The methods include: 

1) Through Secondary Market: Precize

 Investing with Precize is a straightforward process.

• Log in to your account and choose Favourite Share.

• Add funds through UPI/Net banking.

• Place the order.

Shares will be transferred within 24-48 hours and reflected in your depository account (CDSL/NSDL).

2) Buying ESOPs Directly from Employees:

 ESOPs, short for Employee Stock Ownership Plans, are a way for employees to become shareholders in the company they work for. Essentially, employees are given shares of the company's stock as a part of their compensation package. One way to acquire ESOP shares is when existing employee shareholders are willing to sell or transfer their shares.   

3) Buying Stocks Directly from Promoters

To buy these shares from Promoters, find the companies you like, talk to the founders, and agree on a price. Do your research, ensure everything is legal, pay for the shares, and get them in your name. Watch out for taxes, and it's a good idea to have experts help. 

4) Invest in PMS Services 

PMS stands for Portfolio Management Services. It's like hiring a professional to take care of your investments in stocks, bonds, and other assets. They create a custom investment plan based on your goals, manage your money, and try to make it grow. It's a way to have experts handle your investments for you.

• Is it safe to buy unlisted shares?

The safety of buying these shares depends on several factors and varies from one investment to another. These shares can be safe or risky depending on the company and circumstances. There are some considerations one should keep in mind before buying them: Company Reputation, Due Diligence, Regulatory Environment, Legal Documentation, Negotiated Terms, and Valuation. 

At Precize, we take care of all of these factors by providing transparent access to detailed stock information and speedy query solutions within 15 minutes, ensuring a seamless, informed, unlisted share investment experience.

• Unlisted shares Valuation

Valuing such shares is like figuring out how much a private company is worth. This can be tricky because there's no stock market price. We can estimate its value by looking at its asset's future earnings, comparing it to similar companies, and considering the risks involved. Sometimes, it's also a negotiation between the buyer and seller. It's not an exact science, but some methods help give an idea of what the shares might be worth.

• Asset-Based Valuation

• Income-Based Valuation:

• Market-Based Valuation

• Risk and Growth Assessment:

• Discount for Lack of Liquidity (DLOL)

• Professional Valuation Services

• Negotiation

To delve deeper into these methods and unravel their intricacies, we're preparing to embark on a new intellectual journey. Picture it as the next chapter in our quest for knowledge, But until then, let's get to know the tax implications of these shares.

• Tax Implications on Unlisted Shares 

Capital gains on the sale of these shares will be classified as long-term if held for more than 24 months. STCG on the sale of shares is taxable at the applicable marginal tax rate. LTCG on sale of shares is taxable at 20% with indexation.

Unlisted shares can be that hidden gem if you pick the right one. It can provide exponential returns to investors.

The most crucial factor that must be considered while choosing unlisted stock is the companies’ fundamentals and the intermediary via which you will buy the shares.

We at Precize can help you pick the hidden gem that is your Unlisted share from the market.