Which are good unlisted shares?

Unlisted shares, also known as pre-IPO shares or closely held shares, represent ownership stakes in companies not publicly traded on stock exchanges.

Unlike listed shares, which are bought and sold on stock exchanges, unlisted shares lack the liquidity and transparent pricing mechanisms of public markets. Instead, their valuation and transfer usually occur through private negotiations between buyers and sellers. This characteristic makes unlisted shares less accessible to the general investing public. However, Precize has enabled both institutional and retail investors to invest in these unlisted shares, with a minimum investment amount of just Rs 10,000/- along with enabling liquidity of these unlisted shares.

The market where unlisted shares are traded is commonly referred to as the "unlisted market" , "grey market," or “pre-IPO market.” This market operates similarly to the listed market but with some distinctions. With Precize, investors have the flexibility to invest in these shares even outside of regular trading hours. Moreover, investors can sell these unlisted shares at any time before the company goes public, all within the unlisted market. One can also sell these unlisted shares after the IPO upon completing the lock-in period. 

Purchasing unlisted shares with Precize is simple for all investors. There are just three steps: 

• Select the desired unlisted company

• Add funds to your account 

• Place an order.

When discussing investment in unlisted shares, investors often ponder their liquidity. They wonder whether they can sell these shares as easily as they can buy them. With Precize, the liquidity of unlisted shares is well-addressed. Investors can seamlessly sell their unlisted shares just as they can purchase them.