Question 1

What is a pre-IPO investment in India?

Accepted Answer

A pre-IPO investment means buying shares of a private company before it lists on NSE or BSE. These unlisted shares trade on the grey market and can offer higher returns with higher risk compared to post-IPO investing.

Question 2

Which Indian startups are expected to IPO in 2026?

Accepted Answer

Top 2026 IPO candidates include Zepto (SEBI-approved ₹11,000 Cr IPO), NSE India (regulatory clearance obtained), PhonePe (SEBI approved), BoAt (SEBI approved), Razorpay (bankers appointed), and Reliance Jio. The Finance Network tracks 50+ such companies in real time.

Question 3

How do I buy unlisted shares in India?

Accepted Answer

Unlisted shares in India are bought through intermediaries such as Planify, UnlistedZone, or InCred Money. The Finance Network provides research data, price tracking, and financial ratios to help investors make informed decisions before transacting.

Question 4

Is pre-IPO investing regulated by SEBI?

Accepted Answer

SEBI does not directly regulate the unlisted share market. However, companies filing a DRHP come under SEBI scrutiny. Investors should verify compliance and use SEBI-registered intermediaries.

Question 5

What is the minimum investment for pre-IPO shares?

Accepted Answer

Minimum lot sizes vary by platform and company, typically ranging from ₹25,000 to ₹5,00,000. The Finance Network tracks unlisted share prices but does not facilitate transactions directly.

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