Unlisted shares are equity shares of companies that are not traded on recognised stock exchanges. These shares are typically bought and sold through private transactions before a company becomes publicly listed.

Private equity investing involves purchasing ownership in privately held or unlisted companies with the objective of participating in their long-term business growth and potential value appreciation.

Resident Indian investors, eligible individuals, HUFs, companies, trusts, and other permitted entities can invest in unlisted shares, subject to applicable regulations and investment eligibility.

Investors often choose unlisted shares to gain early exposure to high-growth companies, diversify their portfolios, and potentially benefit from value appreciation before a company lists on the stock exchange.

Like any equity investment, unlisted shares carry market and liquidity risks. Investors should carefully evaluate their investment objectives, risk appetite, and investment horizon before investing.

Once the transaction is completed and all required documents are processed, eligible shares are transferred to the investor's Demat account in accordance with applicable regulations.

Yes. Unlisted shares can generally be sold through private transactions, subject to the availability of buyers, applicable regulations, and market liquidity.

After listing on a recognised stock exchange and completion of the applicable lock-in period (where applicable), investors may choose to continue holding or sell their shares based on their investment strategy.

Typically, investors require a Demat account, PAN, KYC-compliant documents, and other information as required for completing the transaction.

FundZweis provides access to carefully sourced unlisted share opportunities, research-backed insights, transparent transactions, and dedicated advisory support to help investors make informed long-term investment decisions.