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SoftBank-backed Lenskart wobbles after volatile debut despite oversubscribed IPO
Lenskart’s IPO was subscribed 28 times and raised Rs 7,278.76 crore but its shares listed 1.74% below issue price, sparking valuation debates amid expansion plans.
- After a soft start on Monday, Lenskart, the Indian eyewear firm, recovered to finish slightly above the offer price following its 72.8 billion IPO on the NSE and BSE.
- The IPO structure, which aimed to raise funds through a fresh issue and an offer for sale, priced the Rs 7,278.76-crore IPO in the Rs 382-Rs 402 band and saw 28-times subscription during the October 31-November 4 bidding window.
- Trading showed volatility, with the stock opening at �395, sliding 11% to �356.10, then recovering to close at �404.55.
- Debate centered on valuation after listing, with the proposed valuation metric of about 230 times core net profit and roughly 10 times revenue, fueling debate among retail investors and social media, as the closing valuation was about �72.8 billion.
- Lenskart says it will deploy proceeds to expand new stores, strengthen supply chain and retail infrastructure, amid a rising Indian startup IPO pipeline including Groww and Pine Labs.
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