New Delhi. Despite Japanese investment firm SoftBank reducing its stake, investors’ confidence in renowned eyewear retailer ‘Lenskart Solutions’ remains intact. After the end of the lock-in period in May 2026, all the shares sold by SoftBank and other foreign private equity investors have been bought by domestic mutual funds and foreign portfolio investors (FPIs). This development highlights investors’ deep confidence in the company’s strong financial position and strong future growth.
Large share of mutual funds
SBI Aggressive Hybrid Fund has emerged as the largest institutional fund investor in Lenskart, holding 3 per cent stake in the company, as of September 2026 data. After this, Kotak Technology Fund has 1.76 percent stake and HSBC Multi Cap Fund has 1.34 percent stake.
Great performance in stock market
The effect of this unwavering trust of investors is clearly visible on the shares of the company. Recently, in Friday’s trading session, Lenskart shares closed at Rs 646.50 with a gain of 0.59 percent. During the last one year, the company’s shares have registered a spectacular rise of 43.4 percent, while in the same period there was a decline of 11.7 percent in the key index Nifty 50.
Strong financial results and future prospects
Market analysts believe that this rally is not just a result of market euphoria, but rather reflects the company’s solid profits and strong infrastructure. According to the latest financial results, Lenskart’s revenue in the June quarter has jumped by a strong 34 percent year-on-year to Rs 2,710 crore. Analysts also say that the company’s profit estimates for FY 2027-28 have been increased by 27 to 30 percent, positioning it as a very strong and sustainable player in the market.
