Kalviro Ventures LLP

Invest in Unlisted Shares Before the Market Prices Them In

Access pre-IPO equity in India's most promising private companies. Kalviro Ventures curates, evaluates, and guides every opportunity before it reaches you. Start from ₹1 Lakh.

What Are Unlisted Shares?

Unlisted shares are equity stakes in companies that have not yet listed on the NSE or BSE. Investors also call them pre-IPO shares or private company shares. Because these companies sit outside public markets, you can invest at an earlier stage — before market pricing catches up with the business’s true growth potential.

Historically, investors have created significant wealth in the years before a company goes public. So unlisted shares give you access to that phase — with full awareness of the trade-offs involved.

 

At Kalviro Ventures, we source, evaluate, and facilitate unlisted share investments for investors who understand the asset class and want to benefit from it.

Why Invest in Unlisted Shares?

Pre-IPO Valuation Access

Companies at the pre-IPO stage carry valuations that public markets have not yet fully priced in. Therefore, investing before listing can give you entry points that listed market investors simply cannot access.

Portfolio Diversification Beyond Listed Markets

Portfolio Diversification Beyond Listed Markets

Unlisted shares move independently of daily stock market swings. As a result, adding a curated pre-IPO position to your existing PMS, AIF, or mutual fund portfolio creates a distinct return driver on a separate compounding timeline.

Participation in High-Growth Sectors Early

Participation in High-Growth Sectors Early

Sectors such as fintech, new-age consumer, EV, and deep tech often grow fastest while companies are still private. So unlisted shares let you participate before the public market fully prices that growth story in.

Long-Term Compounding Potential

Long-Term Compounding Potential

Unlisted shares suit investors with a 2–4 year horizon. While they carry higher risk than listed equities, they also offer compounding potential that listed markets rarely deliver at the same stage. However, investors must understand liquidity constraints before they commit capital.

Note: Unlisted shares carry illiquidity risk and higher volatility than listed equities. Past outcomes do not guarantee future returns.

What You Should Know Before Investing

Unlisted shares can be difficult to sell before the company lists on a stock exchange. Investors should be prepared for longer holding periods.

Liquidity

Unlike listed shares, you cannot sell unlisted equity on a stock exchange. Instead, exits happen at IPO listing, through a secondary transaction, or via company buybacks. Therefore, investors must stay comfortable with holding periods of 2–4 years or longer.

Some transactions may involve regulatory checks, approvals, and documentation requirements.

Valuation Transparency

Price discovery in unlisted markets is less standardised than in listed equity. However, Kalviro Ventures uses fundamental research, comparable transaction data, and direct company disclosures to form a clear view on fair value before we present any opportunity.

Some transactions may involve regulatory checks, approvals, and documentation requirements.

Regulatory Process

hare transfers in unlisted companies are governed by the Companies Act and require appropriate documentation, including share transfer deeds and depository transfers. We manage this process on your behalf.

Risk

Share transfers in unlisted companies follow the Companies Act and require proper documentation, including share transfer deeds and depository transfers. We manage this entire process on your behalf, so you can focus on the investment decision.

Is This Investment Right for You?

Unlisted shares work well for investors who already hold liquid investments such as mutual funds, PMS, or listed equity and want to add an alternative allocation. They also suit investors who can hold capital for 2–4 years without needing liquidity. Finally, they fit HNIs who want pre-IPO exposure to India’s private sector without the complexity of a full AIF commitment.

The minimum investment through Kalviro Ventures starts at ₹1 Lakh.

How We Source and Facilitate Unlisted Share Investments

We do not present every opportunity that comes to market. Because our process is selective by design, only the strongest opportunities reach you.

First, we source unlisted opportunities through our network of promoters, early-stage investors, and institutional intermediaries. We focus on companies with a clear IPO path or viable secondary exit.

Next, we evaluate each opportunity on business fundamentals, management quality, capital structure, growth trajectory, and exit timeline. If an opportunity does not pass, it does not reach your dashboard.

We then handle the end-to-end transaction — documentation, depository transfer, and compliance — so the investment process stays smooth and transparent.

Finally, we track each holding throughout your investment period and keep you informed. When exit conditions emerge, we help you navigate them.

Why Investors Choose Kalviro Ventures

Curated Opportunities, Not a Marketplace We do not list every available unlisted share. Instead, every opportunity on our platform has passed evaluation for company quality, valuation rationale, and exit visibility.

Transparent Communication We explain the risks, realistic timelines, and market context behind every opportunity. So you never encounter inflated return projections or vague exit promises.

Guided by Fundamentals Our evaluation philosophy applies equally to pre-IPO equity as it does to our PMS and AIF selections. Because strong fundamentals outlast market timing, we filter everything through that same lens.

End-to-End Support From initial selection through to final exit, we stay engaged throughout your holding period. Our relationship with you does not end at investment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are unlisted shares legal in India?

Yes. Buying and selling unlisted shares in India is completely legal. The Companies Act 2013 and SEBI guidelines govern all transactions. However, transfers must follow prescribed documentation and depository procedures.

How do authorities tax unlisted shares in India?

Investors who hold unlisted shares for more than 24 months pay long-term capital gains tax at 20% with indexation. Those who sell within 24 months pay short-term capital gains tax at their applicable income slab rate. Since tax treatment can change, consult your tax advisor for current guidance.

What is the minimum investment amount?

Through Kalviro Ventures, unlisted share investments start at ₹1 Lakh.

How do investors exit an unlisted share position?

Exit routes include IPO listing, secondary sale to a private buyer, or company-initiated buybacks. We help you identify the most appropriate exit path when conditions are right.

Can NRIs invest in unlisted shares in India?

Yes. NRIs can invest in unlisted shares subject to FEMA guidelines and RBI regulations. Contact us directly for NRI-specific guidance.

How do companies determine the price of an unlisted share?

Because no exchange sets the price, buyers and sellers negotiate based on book value, earnings multiples, comparable listed peers, and recent private transaction data.

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