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Frequently asked questions

Common questions on Raft Motors Limited—tap a row to read the answer.

Q.1What is Raft Motors Limited?

Raft Motors Limited is an Indian electric vehicle (EV) company that develops and manufactures electric two-wheelers for both personal and commercial use. Its product range includes high-speed and low-speed electric scooters and motorcycles designed to support India's growing demand for clean and sustainable mobility solutions. The company also focuses on expanding its manufacturing capabilities, dealer network, and after-sales service across the country.

Q.2Is Raft Motors Limited a listed or unlisted company?

If Raft Motors Limited has not yet been listed on a recognized stock exchange, its shares are considered unlisted shares. These shares are bought and sold through private off-market transactions rather than through NSE or BSE.

Q.3How can I buy Raft Motors Limited unlisted shares?

To buy Raft Motors Limited unlisted shares, you typically need a demat account and completed KYC formalities. Once the purchase terms are agreed upon, the shares are transferred electronically through an off-market transaction and credited to your demat account after settlement.

Q.4Can I sell my Raft Motors Limited shares before a public listing?

Yes. Unlisted shares can generally be sold through private transactions if there is an interested buyer. Since these shares are not traded on a stock exchange, the selling process may take longer, and the final price depends on market demand and available liquidity.

Q.5Do I need a demat account to invest in Raft Motors Limited?

Yes. A demat account is required to hold and transfer unlisted shares electronically. It ensures secure ownership and enables smooth transfer of shares during both purchase and sale transactions.

Q.6How is the price of Raft Motors Limited unlisted shares determined?

The value of unlisted shares is influenced by several factors, including the company's financial performance, revenue growth, business outlook, industry trends, investor demand, recent private transactions, and future growth potential. Because the shares are not exchange-traded, prices may differ between buyers and sellers.

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