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IT, Software & Electronics Unlisted Shares

Software services, cloud and data centres, cybersecurity, telecom technology, semiconductors and consumer electronics — including Indian subsidiaries of global technology companies.

IT, Software & Electronics unlisted share price list

17 companies in this sector, 14 with a live two-way quote from our desk. “We buy” is the price we pay when you sell to us; “We sell” is the price you pay to buy. Open a company for its financials, management, peers and questions answered.

IT, Software & Electronics unlisted shares: questions answered

Which IT, Software & Electronics unlisted shares can I buy?

DelistedStocks carries 17 companies in IT, Software & Electronics: 63SATS Cybertech Limited, Adiance Technologies, Aricent Technologies, Capgemini, HCIN Networks, Infobay.AI Limited, Lava International, Machint Solutions, Market Simplified, Maverick Simulation Solutions Limited, Pace Digitek, Polymatech, Prisma Global Limited, RRP Electronics Ltd, Ticker Limited, Transline Technologies, Xerox. 14 of them have a live two-way quote from our desk right now.

Which is the highest-priced IT, Software & Electronics unlisted share?

Infobay.AI Limited, which we are selling at ₹3,94,000 per share. The lowest-priced quoted share in the sector is Ticker Limited at ₹22.25.

How do I buy IT, Software & Electronics unlisted shares?

Choose the company from the price list above and message our desk on WhatsApp or call. Once the price and quantity are agreed you transfer the funds, and the shares are credited to your demat account, usually the same day or by the next working day.

Is it legal to buy unlisted shares in India?

Yes, buying and selling unlisted shares and pre-IPO shares in India is completely legal and valid. These transactions are conducted through the secondary market and regulated under applicable laws.

What are the risks of investing in unlisted shares?

Like any investment, buying unlisted shares carries risks such as liquidity risk, price volatility, limited information availability, and regulatory risks. Proper due diligence is important before investing.