Latest Updates on Lenskart IPO

Lenskart Singapore will be investing in iiNeer, a Korea-based startup that is focused on developing technology-enabled eye-testing and lens-cutting equipment

Lenskart Solutions shares rose on Tuesday after the company's subsidiary approved the acquisition of a 50 per cent stake in Marco Optical

The IPO market, which scaled a record high in 2025 with companies raising an unprecedented Rs 1.76 lakh crore, driven by abundant domestic liquidity, resilient investor confidence and supportive macroeconomic factors, is expected to carry that momentum into the New Year. This exceptional year not only reflected issuers' confidence but also highlighted investors' eagerness to chase listing-day gains and back companies with strong long-term growth potential. A major highlight of the year was the resurgence of startup listings with as many as 18 startups, including Lenskart, Groww, Meesho and PhysicsWallah, going public and collectively raising over Rs 41,000 crore. In 2024, startups raised Rs 29,000 crore from the primary market. This rebound signals a reset in valuation expectations and business models after a period of caution. At the same time, Offer for Sale (OFS) continued to dominate fundraising activity, accounting for about 60 per cent of total capital raised in 2025. Overal

Companies raised a total of ₹1.74 trillion (₹1,74,379 crore) through 101 mainboard initial public offerings, making the year a landmark for equity fundraising

The unorganised dominance and lower usage of eyewear products create a significant opportunity for branded players like Lenskart to increase their market share domestically

The expiry of anchor lock-ins is closely tracked by market participants as it can influence post-IPO stock performance

Recently listed eyewear retailer Lenskart posted a nearly 20 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) jump in net profit for the September quarter, reaching ₹103.5 crore

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Eyewear retailer reports strong quarterly results, sees growth driven by first-time users, expanding prescription demand and upcoming smart glasses launch

The brokerage said Lenskart's vertically integrated omnichannel model; spanning design, manufacturing and retail; drives cost efficiency, faster delivery and a superior customer experience.

Launch of the Barcelona-born label strengthens the company's house-of-brands strategy amid rising demand for fashion-forward eyewear

Eyewear retailer Lenskart's stock fluctuated sharply on listing day, ending nearly unchanged as investors weighed its steep valuation and long-term growth potential

Sensex today | Stock Market close highlights, Nov 10: In the broader markets, the Nifty MidCap index added 0.47 per cent, and the Nifty SmallCap index 0.35 per cent

Lenskart IPO listing today: Lenskart shares opened at ₹395 on the NSE, a 1.74 per cent discount to the IPO price of ₹402, and even lower at ₹390 on the BSE, initially disappointing investors

Lenskart’s blockbuster ₹70,000 crore IPO has been oversubscribed nearly 30 times, but behind the hype, analysts and investors are asking tough questions. Why is the valuation being called “stretched”?

Lenskart share price: Analysts offered mixed opinions on Lenskart, with some advising investors to hold for the long term, while others suggested booking losses and exiting.

On the BSE, the Lenskart shares opened at ₹390, a discount of 3 per cent. Post-listing, the stock fell nearly 9 per cent from the issue price to a low of ₹355.7

Lenskart is set to debut on the stock market today after the successful completion of its ₹7,278 crore initial public offering