New Delhi [India], September 30: Investing in unlisted companies—essentially buying shares before they are listed on the stock exchange—is gaining significant traction in India. The appeal is clear: investors can potentially earn in two ways, first, by riding valuation gains before listing, and second, by pocketing a listing premium when the company finally goes public.
With India’s IPO market buzzing, unlisted shares have seen a surge in demand. Big names like NCDEX have attracted significant investor attention…








