Big Basket Unlisted Shares

Big Basket Unlisted Shares — frequently asked questions

What is the grey market price for Big Basket?

No IPO is currently announced for Big Basket, so no grey market exists; the price above reflects Priveq's own desk valuation.

Has Big Basket filed for an IPO, and when might it list?

Big Basket has not filed a draft red herring prospectus, so no IPO is currently announced and no listing date has been set.

How does Big Basket compare to its listed peers?

There is no closely comparable listed company for Big Basket in India today.

Is Big Basket on the SME or Mainboard IPO track?

Big Basket has not filed a draft red herring prospectus, so no IPO track is set yet.

What is Big Basket's CIN and registered office?

Big Basket's Corporate Identity Number is U51909KA2011PTC060707, registered at Bangalore, Karnataka, India.

What is Big Basket's market capitalisation?

Big Basket's market capitalisation is approximately ₹21,829 crore, based on its current unlisted share price.

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How do I buy Big Basket unlisted shares?

Priveq Investech Private Limited is the named counterparty on every transaction. To buy Big Basket unlisted shares: complete KYC once (PAN, Aadhaar, bank details, and demat account information — SEBI-compliant, typically approved within 24 hours), then submit your order through your Priveq dashboard specifying quantity. Our team confirms price and payment details with you directly. Once payment is confirmed, Big Basket shares are transferred off-market straight to your demat account, with no pooling and no middlemen.

How do I sell Big Basket unlisted shares?

Submit an Express Sell Interest for Big Basket through your Priveq dashboard, specifying quantity, the same way a buy order is placed. Priveq quotes you a bid price, which may differ from the live Buy price shown to buyers, since unlisted-share pricing works on a bid-ask basis rather than a single quote. Once you accept, you'll need to provide your Client Master List (CML), a cancelled cheque or bank details, and PAN. If you hold shares with CDSL, transfer can also be completed digitally via CDSL Easiest. You transfer Big Basket shares to Priveq first, and payment follows once the transfer is confirmed received, typically the same day, T+1, or occasionally T+2, communicated to you directly. For sizeable transactions worth crores of rupees, an escrow arrangement can be used instead, at the sole consent of both parties.

What is the minimum investment for Big Basket unlisted shares?

Minimum investment varies by company and is shown as the Min Investment figure on this page. Big Basket's minimum is ₹1,950.

Is there a maximum investment limit?

There's no fixed maximum investment limit for Big Basket unlisted shares. For sizeable transactions worth crores of rupees, an escrow arrangement can be used at the sole consent of both parties, the same mechanism available on the sell side.

Is buying Big Basket unlisted shares legal in India?

Yes. Buying and selling unlisted shares in India is legal and is subject to relevant SEBI regulations, including the mandatory lock-in period after listing, stamp duty, and depository participant charges on each transaction. Priveq's own KYC process is built to be SEBI-compliant.

What is the lock-in period for Big Basket unlisted shares?

Big Basket has not filed a DRHP yet, so no listing date or lock-in period applies at this stage. Once an IPO is filed, this answer updates to reflect the applicable SME or Mainboard lock-in.

What happens if Big Basket's IPO is delayed or withdrawn?

If an IPO is delayed, shares remain unlisted and continue to trade on the desk at Priveq's indicative price, with no lock-in in effect until an actual listing happens. If a company formally withdraws its DRHP, the same applies: shares stay unlisted, with no lock-in period until and unless a fresh IPO process begins.

How are capital gains on Big Basket unlisted shares taxed?

If you sell unlisted shares, including Big Basket, within 24 months of purchase, the gain is taxed as short-term capital gain at your applicable income tax slab rate. Beyond 24 months, it is taxed as long-term capital gain at 12.5 percent, without indexation benefit, under the rules effective from 23 July 2024. If Big Basket lists and you sell after listing, the applicable tax treatment shifts to listed-security rates, with the holding period still measured from your original unlisted purchase date. This is general information, not tax advice; investors should confirm their specific position with a tax advisor.

Can NRIs invest in Big Basket unlisted shares?

Yes, on a non-repatriable basis. NRIs can invest using funds from an NRO account; sale proceeds stay within India unless repatriated separately under RBI's own limits. Priveq does not currently support repatriable investment (NRE/FCNR-funded), which would require the investee company to file additional RBI paperwork as foreign direct investment.

Does Priveq charge a platform fee on top of the share price?

No. The price quoted to you is all-in; there is no separate platform fee or brokerage added on top.

How does Priveq determine the desk price for Big Basket?

Priveq's desk price reflects several inputs together, not a single formula: the seller's ask price at the time, current demand and supply on the platform for Big Basket specifically, broader sentiment in the unlisted and pre-IPO market, how Big Basket's sector and listed peers are trading, the company's own recent financial performance and IPO-stage developments, and recent transaction history where deals have actually closed.

Because unlisted shares trade over the counter rather than on an exchange, this price is indicative, not a continuously live quoted market price, and the actual deal price is confirmed with you directly before a transaction closes.

Is Priveq SEBI-registered? Does it give investment advice?

Priveq is not a SEBI-registered stock exchange and not a SEBI-registered investment adviser. Priveq Investech Private Limited operates Priveq.in as a research and information platform for unlisted and pre-IPO shares, and is the named counterparty on transactions executed through the platform. Nothing on this page is investment advice; it's information to help you evaluate a company and decide for yourself.

Am I eligible to invest through Priveq if I'm not an HNI?

Yes. Priveq isn't a stock exchange with membership restrictions, and investing isn't limited to HNIs. Depending on the company, entry points can start as low as ₹20,000, though the minimum for any specific company is shown as the Min Investment figure on its page.

What documents do I receive after buying unlisted shares?

You receive an email acknowledging and confirming your order, along with a deal note or invoice recording the transaction details.

What happens to my shares or money if a deal falls through?

Because Priveq is the direct counterparty on every transaction rather than just connecting a buyer and seller, this risk sits with Priveq, not with you. If a deal falls through after you've committed funds or shares, they remain safe, and Priveq guarantees a refund.