Lenskart IPO: The much-awaited Initial Public Offering (IPO) of spectacles manufacturing company Lenskart was listed in the Indian stock market on Monday, November 10. The company disappointed investors and got listed with a decline of about 3 percent from its issue price.

The company was listed with a decline on both the major benchmark indices. The company’s shares started trading at Rs 390 on BSE and Rs 395 on NSE. The company had fixed the issue price at Rs 402 on BSE and NSE.

The company disappointed the investors

Lenscort IPO received a very good response from investors. The IPO got 28 times subscribers. The company had raised Rs 3268.36 crore from anchor investors. Talking about the figures, IPO got maximum number of subscribers in retail category by 7.56 times, in QIB category by 40.36 times and in NII category by 18.23 times.

The company had fixed the lot size of 37 shares. Investors had to spend Rs 14874 in lump sum. Amidst all this, when the shares were listed, it caused losses to the investors. The company IPO was listed with a decline of about 3 percent.

Lenscort’s condition in the stock market

Shares of Lenscort were trading at Rs 410.20, up 2.04 per cent, on BSE at around 12:15 pm on Monday, November 10. The company’s shares had reached a high level of Rs 413.80 in the trading day so far. The company’s shares were trading at Rs 410.10 on NSE with a rise of 2.01 percent.

What do market experts say?

At the time of listing, the market cap of Lenskart had crossed Rs 68 thousand crore. However, there was not much fluctuation in the shares in the initial trading. According to the information received in various media reports, experts believe that the shares of the company can give good returns in the coming time, because the eyewear market in India is around Rs 50 thousand crores. Investors investing for a long time may benefit.

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Lenskart IPO: The IPO of eyewear company Lenskart Solutions Ltd received a tremendous response. This issue of Rs 7278 crore closed on 4 November. Now investors are keeping an eye on share allotment. Shares for this IPO, which opened on October 31, can be allotted on Thursday, November 6. On November 10, Lenskart shares will be listed on both NSE and BSE stock exchanges. After the shares are allotted, the Registrar will deposit the shares in the demat account of the successful applicants and those whose bets were not successful will be refunded the money by 7th November.

IPO got bumper response

According to NSE data, investors placed bids for 2,81,88,45,777 shares as against 9,97,61,257 shares offered through IPO. It was subscribed 28.26 times. Qualified institutional buyers led with 40.35 times subscription. After them, non-institutional investors stood second with 18.23 times subscription and retail investors stood third with 7.54 times subscription.

MUFG Intime India

• Visit the MUFG Intime website.
• Select Lenskart IPO from the ‘dropdown’.
• Click on any option like PAN, Application Number or DP/Client ID.
• Confirm your identity to verify your bid.
• Click on ‘Search’ to check allotment status.

How to check on BSE

• First of all go to BSE website.
• Select ‘Equity’ in Issue Type.
• Now select the name of the company.
• Enter PAN number and application number.
• On submission, the allotment status will appear on the screen.

How to check on NSE?

• First of all go to NSE website.
• Sign up with the help of PAN.
• Login by entering user name/password.
• Select NSE IPO in Equity.
• Select ‘Lenkart IPO’ from the dropdown menu.
• Enter your PAN and application number.
• Click on ‘Submit’ button
• The allotment status will appear on the screen.

through stockbroker

• Log in to your broking platform (Zerodha, Groww, Angel One etc.).
• Select Lenskart IPO in the IPO section.
• Enter PAN or application number.
• Allotment information will be visible on the screen.

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Lenskart IPO: Today is the second day of the IPO of eyewear retailer Lenskart. Even on the second day, a lot of interest is being seen among investors regarding this. The issue has been fully subscribed on the first day. So far on the second day, almost 1.5 times (146 percent) has been booked.

According to data available on NSE at 11.15 am, bids were placed for more than 14.6 crore shares as against 9.98 crore shares of the company. Retail investors subscribed to it the most. They booked their reserved portion more than 2 times (224 percent). Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) have subscribed 1.4 times (142 per cent) of the portion reserved for them, while Non-Institutional Investors (NIIs) have booked their entire portion (102 per cent).

When is the listing expected?

Lenskart Solutions’ IPO has both fresh issue and offer-for-sale. The company has launched its IPO to raise Rs 7278 crore by issuing fresh shares worth Rs 2150 crore and selling 12.75 crore shares under the OFS window. This IPO is open from 31st October.

Investors will be able to invest money in it till November 4. At the price band of Rs 382-402 per share, the company wants a valuation of around Rs 70,000 crore. Investors will be able to bid for a minimum of 37 shares, for which an investment of Rs 14,874 is required and then will be able to bid in multiples thereof. The shares can be allotted on November 5 and the listing is expected on the stock exchanges on November 10.

How much is GMP?

The latest gray market premium (GMP) for Lenskart Solutions’ IPO is Rs 85, which is 21.14% higher than the issue price of Rs 402. This shows that the IPO can be listed on the stock exchanges at around Rs 487. Before the opening of the IPO, GMP was around 11.9 percent and now it has increased to beyond 21 percent, which is an indication of the enthusiasm among investors about the company.

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Lenskart IPO: The IPO of eyewear retailer Lenskart opened for subscription yesterday on 31st October and saw tremendous demand on the very first day. This IPO of Rs 7278 crore was fully subscribed on the very first day.

IPO got strong response

According to NSE data, bids were received for more than 11.23 crore shares in the IPO, while the offer size was 9.98 crore shares. Retail investors and qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) fully booked their respective shares (131 per cent and 142 per cent respectively). Non-institutional investors subscribed 41 percent of the portion reserved for themselves. Overall the IPO received 1.13 times subscription on the first day.

GMP of Lenskart IPO

Talking about gray market premium, according to InvestorGain data, the unlisted shares of the company are trading at gray market premium (GMP) 20.15 percent more than the IPO price. This is more than the premium of 11.94 percent the day before yesterday.

Now the question comes whether it would be right for you to bet on it? According to Moneycontrol report, Shravan Shetty, Managing Director of Primus Partners, says that investors are showing interest in Lenskart’s IPO. Its brand value is strong. The high valuation of GMP is a good indication that the market is seeing it as a technology company which has the potential for rapid growth.

It will rain money on investors!

The company is planning to raise Rs 7,278 crore through fresh issue of 53.5 million equity shares and selling 127.6 million equity shares under OFS.

Company promoters like Piyush Bansal, Neha Bansal, Amit Chaudhary and Sumeet Kapahi will sell their shares through offer-for-sale in the IPO. Apart from these, other investors who sold shares also include SVF II Lightbulb (Cayman), Schroders Capital Pvt., Equity Asia Mauritius, PI Opportunities Fund-II, MacRitchie Investments, Kedra Capital Fund II and Alpha Wave Ventures.

Considering the tremendous response the IPO has received so far, its investors are expected to become rich. Company founder Basal will sell 2.05 crore shares at the upper price band of the IPO at Rs 402. From this they can make a profit of about Rs 785.54 crore. After the IPO, his stake in Lenskart will reduce from the current 10.28 percent to 8.78 percent.

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Lenskart IPO GMP: Today there is a bustling atmosphere in the primary market because the IPO of not one but three big companies is open for subscription today. These include Lenskart IPO, Orkla India IPO and Studds Accessories IPO. Of these, the IPO of Orkla India is closing today. Investors will be able to bid for Lenskart’s IPO till November 4. The company has fixed the price band for the issue between Rs 382 to Rs 402.

How is the response to the IPO?

According to NSE data, this issue of Rs 7,278 crore of eyewear brand Lenskart got 9 percent subscription till 11 am on the first day. That means till now investors have bid for 88.55 lakh shares against the 9.98 crore shares offered. Retail investors have bought 37 percent of their shares. At the same time, non-institutional buyers (NIIs) have bought 8 percent stake and qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) have not made any major bid so far.

How much is GMP?

There is tremendous enthusiasm among investors regarding the IPO of Lenskart in the gray market. According to InvestorGain, before the listing, unlisted shares of Lenskart were trading in the gray market at GMP, 18.41 percent more than the IPO price, which is currently Rs 74. That means a profit of Rs 74 per share is visible on listing of shares in the market. This is more than 17.41 percent a day earlier and 11.94 percent the day before that. IPO Watch has given GMP information till around 11.45.

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Lenskart IPO: The IPO of Lenskart, a famous company manufacturing eye wear products, is ready to be launched tomorrow i.e. on 31st October. Bids for investment in this can be made till November 4. The issue size of the IPO is Rs 7,278.02 crore. The price band for the IPO has been fixed at Rs 382-402 per share.

5.35 crore equity shares worth Rs 2,150 crore will be issued in the IPO and about 12.8 crore equity shares will be sold through OFS. Equity shares of Lenskart Solutions will be listed on both the stock exchanges BSE and NSE. The date of IPO listing has been fixed as November 10, 2025. Axis Capital, Kotak Mahindra Financial, Morgan Stanley India, Avendus Capital, Citigroup Global and Intensive Fiscal are the book running lead managers for the IPO, while MUFG Intime India Pvt Ltd is the IPO registrar.

What is the GMP of IPO?

Lenskart’s IPO has made a huge entry in the gray market even before its opening. Its gray market premium (GMP) remains strong. Today its gray market premium (GMP) is Rs 70 per share. That means in the gray market its shares are trading at Rs 70 per share more than its IPO price.

With the announcement of the price band on Monday, a spectacular rise in its GMP was seen in the gray market. Even that day, the shares were trading at a premium of Rs 75, which represents an increase of 18.66 percent compared to the upper price band of the IPO of Rs 402. Lenskart is the fourth largest IPO of this year so far. Before this, companies like Tata Capital, HDB Financial Services and LG Electronics have launched their IPOs.

Promoter Neha Bansal sold her share

Meanwhile, Neha Bansal, one of the promoters of Lenskart Solutions, has sold 0.15 per cent stake at a value of Rs 100 crore to two schemes of SBI Mutual Fund in a pre-IPO offer. This transaction took place at the upper price band of IPO at Rs 402 per share. Before this transaction, Neha had 7.61 percent stake in the company and now after transferring 2.5 lakh equity shares to the mutual fund, her stake in the company is now 7.46 percent.

With this transaction, SBI Optimal Equity Fund (AIF) and SBI Emergent Fund (AIF) invested at a transfer price of Rs 402 per equity share. The company bought 870,646 shares or 0.05 percent stake of Lenskart, while SBI Emergent Fund bought 16,16,915 shares or 0.10 percent stake. Earlier, on October 23, well-known investor and DMart founder Radhakishan Damani invested about Rs 90 crore in Lenskart through a pre-IPO transaction. According to media reports, Neha Bansal married Srikant R. 2,238,806 equity shares were sold to Damani.

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Lenskart IPO: Investors will be able to bid in the Rs 7,278 crore Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Eyewear sector giant Lenskart next week. This IPO will open on 31 October and close on 4 November. Anchor investors will be able to place bids on October 30, while the shares of the same company can be listed on BSE and NSE on November 10.

Existing investors will sell stake

In the IPO, through Offer for Sale, existing investors of Lenskart will sell 12.75 crore shares while the company will sell new shares worth Rs 2,150 crore. The company represented by Piyush Bansal will use the funds raised from the fresh issue to meet general business objectives, improve marketing campaigns, strengthen the company’s technology and AI platform and expand its retail network across India.

Existing promoters and investors like Kedra Capital, Schroders Capital and SoftBank’s SVF II Lightbulb will sell their stake through OFS. Promoter Schroders Capital, meanwhile, will use the offer to completely sell its 1.13 per cent stake.

share reservation

Lenskart has reserved 10 percent of the IPO for retail investors, while 75 percent for qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) and 15 percent for non-institutional investors (NIIs). The company has also reserved shares worth Rs 15 crore for its employees.

strong financial performance

The financial condition of Lenskart has improved before the IPO. The company recorded a net profit of Rs 297.3 crore in FY 2025 after registering a loss of Rs 10.2 crore in FY 2024. In the last two years, its revenue has grown by 23 per cent to Rs 6,652.5 crore, maintaining a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 33 per cent.

Apart from this, many international investors including SoftBank, Temasek, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), KKR, Alpha Wave and TPG have investments in the company.

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Lenskart IPO: If a person has hard work, ability and honesty, then no one can stop him from moving forward. Piyush Bansal, founder of eyewear retail chain Lenskart, is a living proof of this. About 15 years ago, I started the journey of Lenskart with some of my friends whom I met on LinkedIn and today it is a billion dollar company. Lenskart is preparing to be listed in the stock market early next month.

Piyush got a profit of 80 crore dollars!

The company is about to bring its IPO, the possible valuation of which is said to be $9 billion. According to Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Piyush can earn a profit of about $ 800 million by selling a small part of his shares in the IPO. In such a situation, if the shares are listed at a premium of 25 percent, then their net worth can reach up to $ 1 billion (about Rs 90 billion). With this, he will also get a chance to join the list of billionaires around the world. In the coming days, the company is planning to invest in AI as well as technology and stores.

Investors’ confidence returned to startups

There came a time when many big startups of the country were facing a struggle to survive and were facing difficulties in getting funding. The success achieved by Piyush during that period has restored the confidence of investors in Indian startups. Lenskart created its own identity in India through robotic production technology. For this he imported machines from Germany. A separate website was also created so that customers could order online.

How did the idea of ​​Lenskart come about?

Bansal at one time felt that there was a shortage of good quality premium eyeglasses in the Indian markets. Their price is either very high or they are not easily available. With this thought in mind, in 2010, he along with some of his colleagues whom he met on LinkedIn, laid the foundation of Lenskart. Initially it was started as an online platform. Later, gradually adding variety to the product range, spectacles, sunglasses and contact lenses were also included in the portfolio at affordable prices.

IPO got approval from SEBI

In its initial documents submitted for the IPO in June, the company had said that new shares worth Rs 2150 crore (about $ 250 million) would be issued under the IPO. Apart from this, shares will also be sold under the offer-for-sale window. Meanwhile, the company also got approval from SEBI to launch an IPO. The size of the IPO will be between Rs 7,500-8,000 crore. It is being told that through the IPO, Piyush Bansal, Neha Bansal, Sumit Kapahi and Amit Chaudhary along with SoftBank, Premji Invest, Temasek, Kedar Capital and Alpha Wave Global will sell their respective shares. The company has appointed Kotak Mahindra, Morgan Stanley, Citi, Avendus Capital and Intensive Fiscal Services as merchant bankers for this issue.

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Lenskart IPO: Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) of ievier retailer Lenskart has been approved by the market regulator SEBI. With this, the way to bring its IPO has also been cleared. According to the Moneycontrol report, the size of the IPO is Rs 2150 crore. This includes both the Fresh Issues as well as the offer for sale (OFS), in which the company’s current investors and founders will sell shares worth Rs 13.23 crore.

Piyush Bansal will sell 2 crore shares

Through IPO, Lenskart co-founder Piyush Bansal, Neha Bansal, Amit Chaudhary and Sumit Kapahi will sell their stake in the company. In addition, SVF II Lightbalb (Cayman) Limited, Shroders Capital Private Equity Asia Mauritius Limited, PI Opportunities Fund-II, Macrichie Investments Private Limited, Kedara Capital Fund II LLP and Alfa Way Veters LP can also sell their share under the Window. In the IPO, Lenskart CEO and Promoter Piyush Bansal will sell 2 crore shares.

In which work will be the use of money?

The draft prospectus filed in July 2025 stated that the company will use 272.6 crores raised from the fresh issue of 272.6 crores, will be used for the new COCO (company owned, operated by the company) store and use 591.4 crores for lease, rented payment and license expenses. Lenskart made his debut as an online eyewear retailer, but gradually extending its scope, it opened its branded showrooms across the country and entered the retail segment.

Apart from this, 213.4 crore will be kept for technology and cloud infrastructure, while 320 crore will be for brand marketing and promoter activities. The remaining amount is expected to fulfill inorganic acquisition and general corporate purposes.

The company earned more than 6000 revenue

In the business year 2025, Lenskart’s operational revenue increased by 22.5 percent to 6,652.5 crore, which was 5,427.7 crore last year. During this time, the company recorded a net profit of Rs 297.34 crore against the loss of Rs 10.15 crore in 2024. Ebitda also reached 971 crore, which is more than 672 crores from a year ago.

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Lenskart IPO: The Ivier Retailer Lenskart plans to raise Rs 8500 crore i.e. about 1 billion dollars through the IPO. Lenskart Solutions has filed an application for IPO on the stock exchange on Monday. Under this proposed IPO, the company will issue new shares up to Rs 2150 crore (about $ 25 million). Along with this, the current shareholders will be able to sell their shares through the offer for sale (OFS). The company is trying to listed in the stock market by the end of this year.

Founder and investor

Lenskart was founded by Amit Chaudhary, Piyush Bansal, Neha Bansal and Sumit Kapahi. The company has invested in this company by prominent investors like Temasake, Alphevev Global, SoftBank, KKR, Kedara Capital and TPG.

India’s leading ievier brand

Lenskart is a major iwear brand of India. It has about 2000 physical stores across the country, and it is also active online. Recently it has officially become a public company. In the board meeting held on May 30, the special proposal was passed to change the name of the company from Lenskart Solutions Private Limited to Lenskart Solutions Limited.

Great growth in revenue

Lenscart’s revenue in the financial year 2023 was $ 44.3 million, which increased to $ 64.5 million in the financial year 2024 – ie an annual growth of 46%. The company is expected to have a revenue of $ 75.5 million in the financial year 2025, which will increase by about 17% compared to the previous year. Lenskart was started by Piyush Bansal in 2010, he is still the CEO of this company. India’s eyewear company Lenskart sells contract lenses as well as contract lenses.

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