Sell Your Private Company Stock

We buy restricted shares, pre-IPO equity, and private company stock directly from founders, employees, and early investors who need liquidity before a public offering.

Confidential Process
ROFR Experienced
Principal-Led

Common & Preferred · Founder Equity · Restricted Stock

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Positions of $100,000 and above

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We focus on positions valued at $100,000 and above.

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We focus on private company equity positions valued at $100,000 and above. For smaller holdings or questions about exercise windows and transfer restrictions, we recommend speaking with a financial advisor familiar with private company equity.

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The Firm

Direct, principal-led, and confidential

Case-by-Case
Every Position Reviewed Individually
Principal-Led
Direct Decision-Making
Nationwide
Coverage Across All 50 States

What We Buy

Private Company Equity
LP & LLC Fund Interests
Real Estate Partnerships
Royalty & Revenue Interests
Structured & Complex Holdings

Why ABC Liquidity?

We are a principal-led buyer that acquires restricted shares, founder equity, and employee stock in private companies directly from holders. We are experienced with right-of-first-refusal processes, transfer restrictions, and cap table documentation. We evaluate each position individually and provide a non-binding indication of interest. Minimum $100,000.

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Common Questions

What types of private equity do you consider?

We review common stock, preferred stock, founder equity, and vested RSUs. The position must be transferable under the applicable shareholder or employment agreement.

Is there a minimum position size?

We consider positions with an estimated value of $100,000 or above.

Does the company need to be involved?

Most shareholder agreements include right-of-first-refusal provisions that require notifying the company. Whether and how that applies depends on your specific agreement.

What if my shares are subject to a lockup or transfer restriction?

Transfer restrictions vary. Some preclude a sale; others have exceptions. Describe your situation in your submission and we will review whether it is worth pursuing.