Frequently Asked Questions

1) The lot size depends on the Seller of the shares in the unlisted shares market. 2) SME-listed companies are always traded in lot size only IN THE STOCK MARKET

ESOP shares refer to shares allocated to employees through Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs). These are the shares that are vested and exercised by employees of companies that are offered to them under the company’s ESOP plan.

Yes. If you own ESOP of companies then you can place a selling order for those shares.

A Demat account, short for a dematerialized account, is a digital repository for holding and managing securities electronically. It helps investors hold shares and securities in an electronic format, and keep track of their holdings in one place.

Client Master List/Client Master Report is the certificate of demat account provided by the depository, which contains all information of the client such as DP ID, name, contact details, address, and bank linked with DP profile. It is useful in mapping the demat accounts with trading accounts and also for off-market transfer of shares.

The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) is the main regulatory authority for the unlisted market. The unlisted market is subject to less regulatory oversight than listed companies.

• Unizon facilitates investment opportunities in unlisted shares, providing a transparent and efficient platform for buying and selling these securities. Through Unizon, investors can access unlisted companies, diversify their portfolios, and potentially benefit from the growth of unlisted businesses. • Additionally, Unizon assists companies in raising funds through private equity transactions, helping them achieve their growth objectives and increase their visibility among investors. • Overall, Unizon plays a crucial role in connecting investors and companies in the unlisted market, fostering liquidity, transparency, and growth opportunities for all stakeholders involved.