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Dematerialization, or DEMAT, is the shift from physical share certificates to electronic records, enhancing convenience, security, and efficiency in securities management. It’s crucial for easy transfers, digital access, and cost savings, and it reduces risks associated with physical certificates.

To invest in shares is risky enough, it becomes all the more difficult if you don’t know in which company you want to invest. Investing in unlisted shares is the best option for investors who are patient and are not looking for instant profits. For those who are confused about which company to invest in, we bring to you a list of the 10 best unlisted shares to buy in 2024.

You may be a stock market professional or not, however you must have seen those large headlines in the newspaper about an IPO making big profits. Which highlights the large capital that IPOs generate, showing average returns of 55.91% (Till April 2024) at the listing date .

Many investors and ordinary citizens have been buying shares of unlisted companies and have gained multifold returns from it. One can invest in unlisted shares to diversify their portfolio and in doing so they can reduce the risk occurring from investing in the same type of investing instrument. If you are someone who wants to invest in unlisted shares, we bring to you everything you should know...

India continues to be a hotspot for profitable investment opportunities for NRIs as one of the economies with the fastest growth in the world. Over the years, regulations governing foreign and NRI investments have been loosened, permitting simpler capital inflow. As long as they follow the rules set forth by the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA), NRIs are permitted to invest in listed share...

When a company’s stock is delisted, it is removed from the stock exchange either voluntarily, to go private or switch exchanges, or involuntarily, due to non-compliance with regulations. Voluntary delisting can be a strategic move for cost-saving, buyouts, or quick decision-making, but may signal trouble to clients. Involuntary delisting often results from failing to meet market criteria and c...