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Lenskart Solutions Limited Stock Today (22 December 2025): Share Price, Macquarie’s ₹530 Target, Morgan Stanley View, and Fresh Forecasts

Lenskart Solutions Limited Stock Today (22 December 2025): Share Price, Macquarie’s ₹530 Target, Morgan Stanley View, and Fresh Forecasts

December 22, 2025 — Lenskart Solutions Limited is back on investor radars today, with the newly listed eyewear retailer trading higher in a volatile session and drawing renewed attention after a wave of brokerage initiations that are shaping the early “street narrative” around the stock. In mid-day trade on 22 December 2025, Lenskart shares hovered around ₹475–₹478, after swinging between ₹454.65 and ₹495.00 during the session. ICICI Direct+3Business Standard+3Moneycontrol+3
Lenskart Share Price Surges After Macquarie Starts Coverage With ‘Outperform’; Target Set at ₹530

Lenskart Share Price Surges After Macquarie Starts Coverage With ‘Outperform’; Target Set at ₹530

Mumbai, December 19, 2025: Lenskart Solutions Ltd. shares rallied sharply on Friday after global brokerage Macquarie initiated coverage with an “Outperform” rating and a target price of ₹530, flagging what it sees as a strong runway for growth, margin expansion and market share gains in India’s still-fragmented eyewear market. The Economic Times+1 The bullish initiation helped extend momentum in the newly listed stock, with intraday moves ranging from an early spike of about 4% to ₹427 to a broader breakout later in the session as volumes picked up. The Economic Times+1
19 December 2025
Lenskart IPO Frenzy: Sky-High Valuation Meets Surging Demand – Will Investors See Big Gains?

Lenskart IPO Listing Today: Shares List at a Discount, Fall 11% Intraday, Then Close Above Issue Price — What It Means for Investors (Nov 10, 2025)

Dateline: Mumbai | November 10, 2025 India’s largest omni‑channel eyewear retailer Lenskart made a whipsaw stock‑market debut on Monday: the shares listed below the ₹402 issue price, plunged as much as 11% intraday, and then clawed back to finish slightly in the green by the closing bell. On the NSE, Lenskart closed at ₹404.55, and at ₹403.30 on the BSE after opening at ₹395 and ₹390, respectively. The stock hit day’s lows of ₹356.10–₹355.70 before recovering, underscoring jittery sentiment around premium valuations. mint+1
Lenskart IPO Frenzy: Sky-High Valuation Meets Surging Demand – Will Investors See Big Gains?

Lenskart IPO Allotment Today (Nov 6): GMP at ₹35–₹45, how to check status on MUFG Intime/BSE/NSE, listing on Nov 10

New Delhi | November 6, 2025 — Updated through the day Market trackers reported the Lenskart IPO GMP at ₹35 in the morning, implying a ~₹437 indicative price. By late afternoon, some trackers cited ₹45, hinting at ~₹447. Remember, GMP is an unregulated, unofficial signal and can change quickly. The Economic Times+2mint+2
Lenskart IPO Frenzy: Sky-High Valuation Meets Surging Demand – Will Investors See Big Gains?

Lenskart IPO Frenzy: Sky-High Valuation Meets Surging Demand – Will Investors See Big Gains?

Lenskart Solutions’ IPO is one of India’s biggest new-age tech listings this year, riding a wave of IPO mania on Dalal Street. The company – an omnichannel eyewear unicorn – is raising ₹7,278 crore through a combination of new shares and sales by existing shareholdersfinancialexpress.com. At the ₹382–402 per share price band, Lenskart would be valued around ₹69,500–70,000 crorereuters.com. This makes it among the largest IPOs of 2025 in India, in line with other big-ticket listings amid a record year for fundraisingreuters.com. Issue structure: About ₹2,150 crore worth of fresh equity is being issued to fuel Lenskart’s growth plans, while existing investors are offloading roughly 12.8 crore shares via an Offer for Salefinancialexpress.com. Major early backers like SoftBank, Temasek, and Kedaara Capital are partially cashing outreuters.com, booking profits on a successful startup bet. Co-founder Peyush Bansal will also dilute a small part of his stake. Despite these sell-offs, all key stakeholders are retaining significant holdings post-IPO, signaling confidence in the company’s long-term story.
3 November 2025

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