GUIDE TO TRACKING UNLISTED SHARES UNTIL EXIT

Unlisted shares are gaining attention in India, offering early investors potential growth before IPO listings.

- TBG NETWORK

Unlisted shares have found their spotlight lately, thanks to companies like NSE, Tata Capital, OYO, BOAT & more making waves before going public. If you've recently invested, congratulations! You now own a part of a company that isn't available to the general public yet. But once you've bought these shares, what happens next? Unlike listed stocks where your price and exit options are visible instantly on the stock exchange, unlisted shares require a different approach to tracking and eventually exiting.

Managing Unlisted Shares: A Step-By-Step Market Guide to Track Unlisted Share investments Before and After an IPO Consider Tata Capital, one of India's largest NBFCs, has announced its much-awaited IPO, targeting a valuation of nearly $11 billion. The issue size is pegged at around USD 2 billion (17,200 crore), with a likely listing by end-September 2025.

For investors holding or planning to buy its unlisted shares, here's how the investment journey unfolds: