Lenskart Solutions, India’s largest eyewear retailer, is preparing for its much-anticipated initial public offering this year, and the market is paying close attention.
What makes this IPO particularly interesting isn’t just Lenskart’s market position or growth story. The company’s financials show a business that recently turned profitable after years of losses, a transition that raises questions about sustainability and whether current margins hold as competition intensifies. With the IPO scheduled for October 31 to November 4, 2025, investors have limited time to evaluate whether Lenskart’s ₹7,278 crore offering deserves a place in their portfolios.
The Lenskart GMP (Grey Market Premium) is drawing attention as traders and investors try to gauge listing day sentiment. But GMP alone won’t tell you whether this business can deliver returns over three to five years; that requires diving into the financials, understanding the business model, and assessing risks that don’t show up in quarterly numbers.
Lenskart runs manufacturing facilities, operates thousands of retail stores, manages a significant e-commerce platform, and provides eye testing services that feed into product sales.
For investors evaluating this IPO, several factors matter more than others.

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The financial trajectory shows clear improvement. Revenue nearly doubled from FY2023 to FY2025, growing from ₹3,927.97 crore to ₹7,009.28 crore. More impressively, the company swung from losses to profitability, posting ₹297.34 crore PAT in FY2025.
EBITDA expansion tells a similar story; from ₹259.71 crore in FY2023 to ₹971.06 crore in FY2025, nearly quadrupling over two years. That improvement reflects both revenue growth and margin expansion as the business scales and achieves better unit economics.
The June 2025 quarter showed ₹1,946.10 crore revenue and ₹61.17 crore PAT, suggesting the profitability trend continues.
As of October 27, 2025, Lenskart’s GMP is around ₹75 (~19%) over the upper end price of ₹402, implying a possible listing at ₹477. Clarifying the exact date for GMP reference is important.
The investment decision ultimately hinges on several questions. Can Lenskart maintain 20%+ revenue growth while sustaining or expanding profitability? Will the ₹2,150 crore fresh capital adequately fund growth plans without requiring additional equity dilution? Can the company defend market share as competition intensifies?
The IPO opens October 31 and closes November 4, 2025, with listing scheduled for November 10.
Analysis based on Lenskart Solutions IPO documents and financial disclosures. Market conditions and business performance are subject to change. This represents an analytical perspective, not investment advice.
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