TRI prepares for its second listing on the NSE Social Stock Exchange (SSE)

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Transforming India's bottom
1,00,000 villages

Founded in 2016, Transform Rural India (TRI) works to transform India’s bottom 1,00,000 villages into flourishing localities. Over the past decade, TRI has reached over 10 million people across seven states, partnered with 51 district administrations, and helped mobilise over Rs 11,000 crore in public resources for rural development.

The Social Stock Exchange
A New Class of Capital

SEBI’s Social Stock Exchange enables regulated, transparent philanthropic investment. Here’s why it matters.

What is the Social Stock Exchange?

Launched by SEBI in 2023, the Social Stock Exchange is a regulated platform on NSE and BSE for social enterprises and NPOs to raise funds from the public. It brings the transparency of capital markets to social impact investing — with mandatory disclosures, audited outcomes, and exchange-listed accountability.

How SSE Differs From a Direct Donation

5 Reasons To Invest Via SSE

1.

Regulated & Transparent
SEBI oversight ensures issuers meet strict eligibility, disclosure and compliance norms before listing.

2

Exchange-Listed Accountability
Every rupee is traceable. Quarterly impact reports are filed with NSE SSE and accessible to all subscribers

3

Verified Impact Outcomes
Outcome metrics are independently audited — you know exactly what your capital achieved.

4

Minimum Entry at ₹1,000
SSE instruments are accessible to individual investors, family foundations and large institutions alike.

5

Capital Deployed Only When Viable
Funds are released only after the minimum 75% subscription threshold is reached — protecting all subscribers.

Why invest in this listing?

Invest in India's Future: Say yes to YESE

Join TRIF in an unparalleled opportunity to empower millions of educated and unemployed rural youth. Your investment in our Zero Coupon Zero Principal (ZCZP) instrument isn't just a transaction — it's a partnership in creating a prosperous rural community.

Strategic Impact Investment

Your capital fuels our mission to provide counselling, training and business support services, setting the stage for thousands of rural youths to become tomorrow's entrepreneurs and job creators. The returns extend beyond profits—cultivating a resilient, skilled workforce ready to lead the digital-rural economy.

Investment Rationale

Unemployment rate among youth (15-29 years) stood at 45.4% in 2022-23. This is six times higher than India's unemployment rate of 7.5%. Millions of educated and unemployed rural youth in rural India are seeking gainful employment. Addressing this issue is imperative not only for the individual futures of these young Indians but also for the nation's economic growth and prosperity.

The Solution: MERA Bharat

Million Entrepreneurs for Resilience and Abundance in Bharat

What Is New Compared to TRI's
2024 SSE Listing

Proposed Impact of the Project

Impact Targets (2025–27)
MilestoneTarget
Youth mobilised4,000
Youth receiving structured enterprise support3,000
Youth starting or scaling businesses2,500
WOW Hubs fully operational10
Villages served (approx)300-400

Outcomes from TRI's
Previous SSE Listing (2024)

In February 2024, TRI became one of the first non-profit organisations in India to list on the NSE Social Stock Exchange, issuing the Youth Empower Bond, a Zero Coupon Zero Principal instrument to raise funds for its Youth Entrepreneurship and Self-Employment (YESE) programme. Here is what was achieved with that capital:
Teacher standing in front of a projection screen, teaching students around a table with laptops.

1000

Rural youth supported through entrepreneurship services

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600+

Enterprises with sustained
income generation

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3 Sectors

Retail · Food Processing ·
Services

Join Us

Be part of this ground-breaking journey.

The ZCZP Instrument & Subscription Process

A SEBI-regulated, NSE-listed instrument. No financial return — designed for transparent, accountable philanthropic capital deployment.

What is a ZCZP?

Zero Coupon Zero Principal — listed on NSE Social Stock Exchange. Unlike a bond, there is no financial return. Unlike a direct donation, it is exchange-listed, SEBI-regulated and requires quarterly impact disclosures. It brings the credibility of capital markets to the intent of philanthropy.

Issue Terms

Issuer:Transforming Rural India Foundation (Section 8 NPO)
Exchange:NSE Social Stock Exchange
Instrument:Zero Coupon Zero Principal (ZCZP)
Issue Size:₹5,00,00,000 (₹5 Crore)
Tenure:2 Years from date of allotment
Min. Subscription:₹1,000 per application
Deployment Trigger:75% subscription (₹3.75 Crore) required

How to Subscribe

Open NSE SSE AccountLog in to your NSE trading account or contact your broker. All SSE subscriptions are placed through the exchange platform.
Search for TRI IssueSearch ‘Transforming Rural India Foundation’ or ‘MERA BHARAT’ on the NSE SSE platform to locate the live ZCZP issue.
Place Your ApplicationApply for a minimum of ₹1,000. No upper limit applies. Allotment proceeds once 75% subscription threshold (₹3.75 Cr) is reached.
Receive Impact ReportsQuarterly impact disclosures filed with NSE SSE and shared with all subscribers. Annual Deloitte audit throughout the 2-year tenure.

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