HDFC Securities's indicative unlisted share price on PreStocks is ₹10,171.21, last updated 29 October 2026, against an estimated company valuation of ₹19,020.02 Cr. This price reflects recent secondary-market transaction data and is not a listed-exchange quote — it can move as new transactions and funding information come in.Bigger order, better rate1–100 shares₹10,171.21 / share101–500 shares₹9,967.79 / share501+ shares₹9,764.36 / share
HDFC Securities is a leading full-service stockbroking and investment advisory firm in India. A subsidiary of HDFC Bank, it offers seamless trading across equities, derivatives, mutual funds, IPOs, and fixed-income products.
Business Model: HDFC Securities operates in Broking within the Banking & Finance sector and was founded in 2000.
Estimated valuation: ₹19,020.02 Cr. Over the last 52 weeks the indicative price on PreStocks has ranged between ₹8,500 and ₹10,646.
Current IPO status for HDFC Securities: Tracking DRHP Filing. IPO timelines depend on regulatory approvals and market conditions and can shift — PreStocks does not guarantee a listing date or listing-day price.
PreStocks risk rating for this company: Medium.
On PreStocks.in, retail investors can buy as little as 1 share on eligible seller inventory — unlike traditional unlisted-share platforms that commonly enforce lot sizes of 500 to 1,000 shares. Minimum purchase quantities depend on seller inventory availability, company transfer minimums, and transaction terms.
Yes, PreStocks.in allows retail investors to purchase as little as 1 share of HDFC Securities on eligible seller inventory with 100% bank escrow protection and T+1 Demat transfer.
Unlike traditional platforms requiring 500 to 1,000 shares, PreStocks supports micro-lot sizes starting from 1 share depending on verified seller inventory.
The indicative price of HDFC Securities on PreStocks is ₹10,171.21 per share. It is an over-the-counter indicative rate, not an exchange quote, and it moves as new transactions come in.
Yes. HDFC Securities is sold in quantity slabs and the per-share rate falls as the quantity rises. The full ladder is shown on this page.