ICEX Unlisted Share

Overview

Registered in 2018 and headquartered in Mumbai, Indian Commodity Exchange Limited is an online Commodity Derivative Exchange regulated by the Securities Exchange Board of India. It is the first exchange in India to use a global hi-tech platform that ensures a seamless and automatic switch-over to a Disaster Recovery site from its Data Center with zero data loss. The exchange provides a nationwide trading platform through its appointed brokers and has 14 different commodity derivatives contracts available for trading on its platform such as diamonds, paddy basmati, and so on.

Indian Commodity Exchange Limited's Unlisted Share Price are updated on our website on a daily basis, to stay updated with the share price you can visit our website every two days or register with us to get daily updates on WhatsApp.

ICEX FAQ's

Yes trading in unlisted shares is undoubtedly legal in India. The trading takes place in the over-the-counter market through various platforms like www.pmsnstocks.com.

No, SEBI does not regulate the unlisted share market but certain rules and regulations of SEBI are applicable in the unlisted market space as well, such as, the DP charges for each transaction, stamp duty, lock-in period and more.

Over the years the minimum ticket size for investment has dropped as more and more people have started investing in the Unlisted market. Currently, the minimum ticket size for ICEX is between 30K to 50K.

You can check daily share prices of companies on our website or register with us using your phone number where you will get daily whatsapp updates on company news and other essential informations.

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