National Stock Exchange (NSE)

2170 +0 (0%) 1Y
Price per Unit 2170
Minimum no. of Units 17
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Investment Amount 0
Stamp Duty (0.015 %) 0
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Unlisted shares

National Stock Exchange (NSE)

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2170

Current Price 2170
Market Cap 408375 Cr
ISIN INE721I01024
Face Value 1
P/E Ratio 48.6
EPS 33.97
P/B Ratio 17
Book Value 96.9
Debt to Equity Ratio 0
P&L Statement 2021 2022 2023 2024
Revenue 5624 8929 11856 14780
Cost of Material Consumed 0 0 0 0
Gross Margins 100 100 100 100
Change in Inventory 0 0 0 0
Employee Benefit Expenses 479 689 366 460
Other Expenses 1004 1740 1859 2709
EBITDA 4141 6500 9631 11611
OPM 73.63 72.8 81.23 78.56
Other Income 577 570 794 13
Finance Cost 0 0 0 0
D&A 226 338 384 439
EBIT 3915 6162 9247 11172
EBIT Margins 69.61 69.01 77.99 75.59
PBT 4464 6912 10041 11184
PBT Margins 79.37 77.41 84.69 75.67
Tax 891 1714 2540 2778
PAT 3573 5198 7501 8406
NPM 63.53 58.21 63.27 56.87
EPS 72.18 105.01 151.54 169.82

Financial Ratios

 2021 2022 2023 2024
Operating Profit Margin 73.63 72.8 81.23 78.56
Net Profit Margin 63.53 58.21 63.27 56.87
Earning Per Share (Diluted) 72.18 105.01 151.54 169.82
Assets 2021 2022 2023 2024
Fixed Assets 831 1129 1007 1004
CWIP 10 90 98 32
Investments 9362 12856 17305 10471
Trade Receivables 998 1614 1589 1865
Inventory 0 0 0 0
Other Assets 18004.5 19918.5 16565 52092
Total Assets 29205.5 35607.5 36564 65464
Liabilities 2021 2022 2023 2024
Share Capital 49.5 49.5 49.5 49.5
FV 1 1 1 1
Reserves 11586 11635 20429 23925
Borrowings 0 0 0 0
Trade Payables 0 0 262 332
Other Liabilities 17570 23923 15823.5 41157.5
Total Liabilities 29205.5 35607.5 36564 65464
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Name Holding
Individuals 16.20%
Corporates-Listed 1.58%
Corporates- Unlisted 15.47%
Financial Institutions/Banks 4.57%
Insurance Companies 19.35%
Venture Capital Fund/AIFs 3.65%
Foreign Holding 36.45
Others 2.72%

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The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) is India's leading stock exchange, established in 1992 in Mumbai. It is a fully automated electronic trading platform that provides access to 

investors nationwide. 

NSE was a pioneer in introducing electronic trading in India, aiming to enhance transparency in the capital market. It is a significant player globally, ranking among the largest stock exchanges by market capitalisation and trading volume.

Click here to visit the official website of the National Stock Exchange (NSE).

Strengths

  1. Growing Demand for Pre-IPO Shares – NSE's brand attracts investors to unlisted shares, especially in startups and companies planning IPOs.

  2. Potential for High Returns – Unlisted shares often provide early investment opportunities in high-growth companies before they go public.

  3. Regulatory Oversight – SEBI and NSE ensure that companies maintain some level of compliance, reducing fraud risks.

  4. Institutional & HNI Interest – Many institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) actively trade in unlisted shares, adding credibility.

  5. Limited Competition – Compared to other exchanges, NSE's brand strength makes it a preferred choice for companies looking to list in the future.

  6. Facilitating Future Listings – Companies trading in NSE’s unlisted segment often get better exposure and valuations before going public.

Weaknesses

  1. Lack of Liquidity – Unlisted shares have lower trading volumes, making it difficult to buy/sell shares quickly.

  2. Price Transparency Issues – Unlike listed shares, unlisted stocks do not have real-time price discovery, leading to price manipulation risks.

  3. Regulatory Uncertainty – SEBI regulations around unlisted shares can change, creating uncertainty for investors.

  4. Limited Investor Access – Retail investors have restricted access to unlisted shares, as they are mostly available to institutional investors and HNIs.

  5. High Investment Risk – Many unlisted companies do not disclose financials regularly, increasing the risk of investing in non-performing businesses.

  6. Lock-in Period Post IPO – Investors in unlisted shares may face restrictions (lock-in periods) once the company gets listed, limiting immediate profits.

FAQs

NSE unlisted shares represent equity ownership in India’s largest stock exchange. These shares are not listed on public stock markets like NSE or BSE and are traded privately through platforms like UnlistedKraft.

Yes, UnlistedKraft allows you to buy NSE unlisted shares after completing a quick KYC process. Once your order is placed, the shares are credited to your demat account, usually within 24 hours.

While all unlisted shares carry certain risks due to low liquidity and less public data, NSE is a reputed and financially strong institution. Buying through UnlistedKraft ensures a verified and secure transaction.

The price of NSE shares depends on recent private deals, the company’s financials, investor sentiment, and demand. UnlistedKraft updates its pricing regularly to reflect fair market value.

Yes, a demat account is mandatory. After you buy NSE shares on UnlistedKraft, the shares are transferred directly to your demat account.

There is no compulsory holding period. However, most investors hold these shares until NSE gets listed or a liquidity event occurs, which can lead to higher returns.

Yes, you can sell your NSE unlisted shares before the IPO using UnlistedKraft’s resale network, subject to buyer availability and current market demand.

Yes, as per SEBI rules, pre-IPO investors must observe a six-month lock-in period after the company gets listed on a stock exchange.

If you hold NSE shares for more than two years, long-term capital gains are taxed at 20% with indexation. If sold within two years, the gains are treated as short-term and taxed as per your income slab.

UnlistedKraft offers secure and verified access to high-demand shares like NSE, along with expert support, competitive pricing, and fast demat delivery, making your investment process smooth and reliable.
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