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Catso | 19:39 Sat 03rd Feb 2007 | Business & Finance
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How does one go about buying shares in private (IE not listed on the stock exchange) companies?

I can see 'ask a shareholder if they want to sell' would be one answer, but sure if you had to contact every shareholder it could take forever (and cost a lot in postage). Is there a better way? Is there an acknowledged system for putting prospective buyers in touch with sellers?
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Ask the company secretary if he knows of anyone who wants to sell.
22:09 Sat 03rd Feb 2007
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Contact a local stockbroker (or even a larger firm- I'm very impressed with Hargreaves Lansdown) who may be able to assist.
16:37 Tue 06th Feb 2007

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