Private companies raising their first real round, with a new one on the desk about every fortnight. Registered family offices see each one in the same structured deal room.
The desk's proprietary score for how strongly the company fits a first institutional round. The findings behind it open in the room.
The same forty well-known pre-IPO names, priced by the crowd, marketed by every broker, available on every site, with a price and a PDF and nothing checked.
IPO-bound gems, before the crowd finds them. Profitable companies on their way to a listing that no unlisted platform is marketing, bought directly from the promoter while the valuation is still sensible. Before it gets a room, each one goes through the desk's proprietary diligence: site, factory and plant visits, customer orders verified, customer and supplier feedback taken and the numbers reconciled. Each carries a Desk Score.
Shown here without company names. Register and, once the desk approves your office, see the company, round size, valuation and trailing and forward P/E; sign that company's NDA to open its data room.
Tier I supplier to the Ministry of Defence. Secondary sale: the money goes to the selling shareholders, not the company.
Jewellery manufacturer and retailer with an in-house manufacturing technology unit; growing through franchise stores and store-in-store supply to a listed jeweller.
Collections platform for banks and NBFCs: AI voice agents, scoring and human-assisted centres. RBI recovery-conduct rules are a listed risk.
245 KLPD grain distillery making extra neutral alcohol and fuel ethanol, raising ahead of a main-board listing.
Groundnut-oil refiner moved from a proprietorship into a public company in 2025, expanding capacity ahead of a listing.
Composting and waste-processing machines for municipalities and companies, with patented products. Raising equity alongside debt.
A family office sees the raise first; the company raises properly for the first time. What every company on the desk has in common:
Founders can check their own round in thirty seconds.
The desk does the heavy lifting before any office sees a company, and runs every step after you say yes. Click any step, or let it play.
The desk finds IPO-bound companies before any banker or unlisted platform is marketing them, and deals directly with the promoter.
What you see: Nothing yet. This is the heavy lifting you never have to do.
Meetings with the promoter and the management team, plant and site visits, customer verifications and a read of the competitive landscape, all before a single office is approached.
What you see: What the desk found, and the risks it sees, in the room.
The desk sets up the valuation against listed peers, reviews the growth plan, the business and the listing plan, and guides the promoter on what the round and the IPO path need. Same terms for every office, lock-in stated.
What you see: The terms, the valuation basis and the peer set, in the Terms panel.
A standard set of checks for every deal, from the memorandum, audits and order book to title, promoter background, references and valuation, plus more wherever the company, its sector or its history calls for them. Risks are written before the numbers.
What you see: The tracker with dates and statuses, the risks, and what is still pending.
Every data-room document in place before the first office is contacted: memorandum, financials, shareholding, title and contracts. Snapshot, multiples, terms, IPO path, diligence, Q&A and a one-page deal summary, in the same layout for every deal.
What you see: All of it, the moment your NDA is signed.
When the round subscribes, the desk completes the closing with the company or seller and keeps reporting to every office until the listing.
What you see: Closing status and updates, in the room and your dashboard.
Step one is name, office, email, mobile and role. PAN, the investing entity and residency come at step two, before any room opens. No fee, now or ever.
What you see: Every deal overview opens immediately.
An NDA between your office and the company, signed on screen, for each deal you want to open. It opens that company's room and nothing else.
What you see: That company's name, numbers and documents.
The room opens the moment that company's NDA is signed. Read the risks first, then the numbers, then the tracker. Nobody from the desk calls you.
What you see: Everything the desk has: every panel, every document, every question other offices asked.
The desk sets up calls with the promoter and the management team, as group sessions under the NDA, and posts a written summary for every office. Questions can also go in writing.
What you see: Every answer, with who gave it and when.
Indicate an amount and the desk shares the draft term sheet and shareholders' agreement. Independent due diligence by a trusted firm can be run before you sign. You confirm on a summary of terms and risks after KYC, or pass with a one-line reason.
What you see: The drafts, the diligence report and your allocation, in the dashboard.
The desk runs the paperwork: escrow account, board and shareholder resolutions with MGT-14, the private placement offer letter and the PAS-3 return of allotment, or the share transfer for a secondary. Money moves to the company or seller through escrow.
What you see: Shares credited to the family's demat, then quarterly updates and lock-in dates in the dashboard.
Put your round in front of 50+ family offices already on the desk, with a partner that backs every deal with its own capital.
Because they are on every other platform, priced by the crowd and marketed by every broker; the desk has nothing to add to them. Off Market Desk only lists companies it found itself, that no banker has marketed and no platform carries: revenue and profit today, a demonstrable path to listing, and an entry priced below where its listed peers trade. If you can buy it somewhere else, it will not be here.
Family offices: single and multi-family offices, the family trusts, HUFs and holding companies they invest through, and the CIOs and advisers who run them. Registration is open and the desk approves each office; each office declares how it invests and the ticket size it works with, and signs an NDA with each company whose room it opens. Funds and institutions are welcome by introduction.
Each room states its own minimum, usually ₹50 lakh or ₹1 crore. The minimum is set from the round size and the 200-offeree-per-year limit for a private placement, so that a round can fill within the law. Larger allocations can be requested in the room.
These are private placements. Under the Companies Act an offer of unlisted shares may be made only to identified investors, not advertised to the public, so the site shows each deal as an overview without the name, and opens the details to registered investors.
No. You pay the company (primary) or the selling shareholder (secondary) directly under the signed documents. Nothing is paid to the desk by the office, on any deal.
Nothing. Family offices pay no fee to register, to open a room, or to commit.
You tell the desk why, in one line, and it goes into your office's dashboard. The shelf and the alerts learn from it, the promoter never sees your name, and nobody calls to change your mind.
No. It is a deal desk operated by SintraCap Advisors LLP, part of the SintraCap family office. It is not a broker, merchant banker or investment adviser and is not registered with SEBI; where a deal needs a registered intermediary, the room names it. It does not run a trading platform, pool investor money or give investment advice. Every family office takes its own decision on the documents provided, with its own advisers.
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A deal desk for family offices, run by SintraCap Advisors LLP. Nothing here is an offer, advice or a recommendation, and unlisted investments can lose their entire value.
Who we are. Off Market Desk is operated by SintraCap Advisors LLP (LLPIN ACL-6334), registered office B/3501, World View, Lodha World Towers, S.B. Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400013; office at 602 Lodha Supremus, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400013. We are a deal desk that introduces family offices to private companies raising capital. We are not a stock exchange, trading platform, broker, merchant banker or investment adviser, and we are not registered with SEBI.
No offer. Nothing on this website is an offer or invitation to subscribe for or buy securities. Any offer is made privately, only to identified family offices, through a private placement offer letter under the Companies Act, 2013.
Information. Company information is provided by the companies and checked by the desk on a best-effort basis from the sources stated. It may contain errors or omissions, and projections may not be achieved.
No advice. We do not give investment, legal or tax advice or recommendations. Each family office decides on the documents and its own advisers.
Risk. Investments in unlisted companies are illiquid, may not list on the expected timeline or at all, and can lose their entire value.
Eligibility. This site is for family offices and their authorised representatives only.
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