Investing in unlisted shares—especially through a financial service provider like Vighnaharta Financial Services (VFS)—can offer a unique set of advantages. Here's a breakdown of why investors consider unlisted shares, and why partnering with VFS may be beneficial:
Buy shares of high-growth companies before they go public, potentially at lower valuations.
Successful companies that eventually go public (IPO) often see a significant surge in valuation, benefiting early investors.
Unlisted shares are less correlated to public markets, providing a diversification hedge in a volatile market.
Many startups and private companies are only accessible through unlisted equity—this includes companies in fintech, tech, and pre-IPO giants.
In India, long-term capital gains (LTCG) from unlisted shares are taxed at 20% with indexation benefits, which can be favorable compared to other investments.
VFS focuses on unlisted shares and pre-IPO investments, giving them expertise in evaluating and sourcing quality deals.
Based in Maharashtra and registered with NSE, VFS is actively growing and regulated, helping ensure credibility.
VFS curates investment opportunities in high-potential companies, saving investors time and providing a filtered list.
Whether you're new to unlisted shares or not, VFS offers advisory support and market insights, making the process easier.
From KYC and compliance to execution and exit strategy, VFS manages the full investment lifecycle for clients.
They are available for personal interaction (Mumbai office) and also accessible digitally through platforms like Instagram.
Always evaluate the financials, management quality, exit timelines, and sector outlook of any unlisted share. While the return potential is high, liquidity and transparency are lower compared to listed stocks.
A deal is established through WhatsApp or phone conversation between an investment specialist of Unlisted VFS and the seller on the quantity and price of identified script(s).
Unlisted VFS sends a detailed offer email (including KYC), to be accepted by the seller on the same day to block the quantity and rate.
Seller provides KYC documents: PAN, Cancelled Cheque, CML, DIS, latest demat holding, and Aadhar card. Deal is confirmed after verification.
Seller transfers shares to Unlisted VFS’s demat account and provides acknowledgment of the physical DIS.
Unlisted VFS processes the payment to the seller on the same day after credit of shares in our demat account.
Unlisted VFS sends an invoice to the seller the next day after completion of the deal.