Today's Unlisted Share Prices in India

Unlisted shares are equity shares of a company that are not listed or traded on a recognised stock exchange such as the NSE or BSE. They are bought and sold privately, off-market, through demat-to-demat transfers. Investors buy unlisted shares to gain exposure to fast-growing private companies and pre-IPO opportunities before they list publicly.

You can buy unlisted shares in India through an advisory platform like Neoma Capital. Browse our curated list of 500+ unlisted companies, complete a digital KYC in under 15 minutes, confirm the indicative price, and the shares are transferred to your demat account through NSDL or CDSL with a contract note and full audit trail on a T+1 settlement basis.

Yes. Buying and selling unlisted shares is completely legal in India. The shares are held in your own demat account and transferred through regulated NSDL/CDSL off-market transfers. As with any equity investment, unlisted shares carry market risk, lower liquidity and no guaranteed exit, so Neoma Capital provides research on company financials, promoter history and industry dynamics before you invest.

Gains on unlisted shares held for more than 24 months are treated as long-term capital gains and taxed at 12.5% (plus applicable surcharge and cess) without indexation under the current regime. If held for 24 months or less, gains are short-term and taxed at your applicable income-tax slab rate. Tax rules change, so confirm the current treatment with your tax advisor before you transact.

The minimum investment varies by company and depends on the indicative price per share and the minimum lot size the seller offers. Some scrips are accessible from around Rs 25,000–50,000, while high-value shares require a larger ticket. Speak to a Neoma Capital advisor for the current minimum on any specific unlisted share.

Unlisted share prices are indicative and are driven by supply and demand in the private market, the company’s financial performance, recent funding rounds or secondary transactions, comparable listed peers, and overall market sentiment. Neoma Capital shares a research-backed indicative price upfront and confirms the final price before any transfer.

You can exit unlisted shares through a secondary sale to another buyer, a buyback by the company, or by selling on the exchange once the company completes its IPO and lists. Neoma Capital provides exit advisory and helps match sellers with buyers so you can realise your investment at the right time.