Sterlite Electric Limited (formerly Sterlite Power) Unlisted Share

In simple terms, they build and manage the "wiring" that carries electricity across the country. Think of it as the roads and highways for power - except instead of cars, it's carrying electricity from power plants to your homes, offices, and industries.

Yes, more so than listed shares. A few things to keep in mind:

• Liquidity risk – it can take longer to find a buyer when you want to sell, unlike listed shares which you can sell instantly.

• Price transparency – there's no single "market price," so you're relying on the platform/broker's quote.

• Limited information – unlisted companies don't have the same disclosure requirements as listed ones, so less public data is available.

Broadly yes, but the rules differ slightly - for example, unlisted shares are treated as long-term only if held for more than 24 months (vs. 12 months for listed shares), and tax rates can vary. Since tax treatment depends on your specific situation, it's worth checking with a tax advisor or CA before you buy or sell.

Stick to well-known, established brokers or platforms with a track record in unlisted share dealing, and always insist on proper documentation (share transfer form, contract note, etc.) for every transaction - never pay informally without paperwork.