Listing Overview
Lenskart Solutions IPO is set to list on the NSE and BSE on November 10, 2025, after concluding one of the most anticipated consumer-tech IPOs of the year. The issue, priced at the upper band of ₹402 per share. It is expected to make a soft debut near its issue price, as the Lenskart IPO GMP has cooled to around ₹10–₹12 (≈3%) ahead of listing down sharply from ₹80 in the pre-subscription phase.
Despite the moderation in grey market sentiment, analysts remain positive on the company’s long-term growth potential driven by its omnichannel presence, strong brand equity, and profitability turnaround.
Lenskart IPO Summary
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Anchor Investors
Lenskart raised ₹3,268 crore from 147 anchor investors, including Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, BlackRock, SBI, Temasek, Government of Singapore, and Steadview Capital, at ₹402 per share.
About Lenskart IPO
Founded in 2008, Lenskart is India’s largest omnichannel eyewear retailer, offering prescription glasses, sunglasses, and contact lenses through a hybrid online-offline model. With 2,723 stores across 14 countries (2,067 in India) and over 100 million app downloads, it operates a vertically integrated D2C business, controlling design, manufacturing, and distribution
Key acquisitions such as Owndays (2022) and Dealskart (2024) have helped accelerate international expansion and retail consolidation.
In FY25, Lenskart generated ₹4,039Cr in revenue and ₹188Cr in profit, with EBITDA margins expanding to 14.7% a clear shift toward operational maturity
Financial Highlights (₹ Cr)
Revenue Mix FY25: 60% India, 40% International.
Customer Base: 9.9M transacting customers, 6.8M Gold members.
Valuation and Listing Outlook
At the upper price band, Lenskart commands a valuation of ₹70,000–₹72,700 crore, translating to roughly 235× FY25 P/E and 10.5× P/S a premium multiple relative to global peer EssilorLuxottica (~50× P/E).
Analysts suggest that the rich valuation leaves little margin for error, making short-term listing gains unlikely. The falling GMP and cautious sentiment indicate that the stock could list flat to marginally positive, in the ₹412–₹415 range.
However, long-term investors see Lenskart as a high-growth play in an underpenetrated eyewear market, expected to expand at 10–15% CAGR through FY30, driven by digital adoption and rising refractive errors
Risks to Watch
Supply Chain Exposure: 40% raw material dependency on China.
Financial Leverage: Lease liabilities (~₹26,929M) and debt (~₹3,459M).
Regulatory Risks: Tax/GST disputes and data privacy compliance.
Competition: 70% market still unorganized; integration risk from acquisitions.
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Lenskart’s fundamentals and brand moat make it a solid structural story in India’s eyewear market, but valuation remains elevated. The muted GMP reflects the market’s “wait-and-watch” stance ahead of listing.
Investors with a long-term horizon and appetite for high-growth consumer-tech plays may consider exposure, while short-term traders should monitor early price action before entry.