Keeping tabs on unlisted share prices like Lenskart’s can feel like tracking a fast-moving train in India’s buzzing grey market, but it’s key for pre-IPO investors eyeing big wins. With Lenskart now listed after its blockbuster IPO in late October 2025, its

journey from unlisted darling to public star offers lessons on volatility, valuation shifts, and smart monitoring habits.

Lenskart’s Price Rollercoaster

Before its IPO, Lenskart unlisted shares traded around ₹600 per share in December 2025, up from lows near ₹250 in the past year, reflecting strong growth in eyewear e-commerce and omnichannel expansion. Post-listing on November 10 at ₹402 issue price, it debuted strong around ₹403, with a market cap hitting ₹69,000 crore amid anchor bids of ₹3,268 crore. Lot sizes stayed at 100 shares pre-IPO, demanding ₹60,000+ entry, but EPS jumped to ₹1.76 by FY25 on ₹6,652 crore revenue. ​

Tools for Real-Time Tracking

Use platforms like Shares cart, Unlisted Zone, or Stockify for live quotes, historical charts, and lot deals—always via SEBI-registered brokers to dodge fakes. Apps like Planify or Screener show P/E ratios (around 228-346), debt metrics (low 0.06), and filings like DRHP for deeper dives. Set alerts for 52-week highs/lows and join WhatsApp groups from credible dealers for OTC buzz. ​

Broader Market Updates

India’s unlisted scene thrives in fintech and retail like Lenskart, but watch SEBI’s lock-in tweaks and mutual fund bans tightening placements. Prices swing on IPO rumors—MSEI hit ₹3.50 recently—so diversify and cap at 10% portfolio. Patience pays: Lenskart’s 32% CAGR proves timing beats chasing peaks. ​

Stay ahead by checking ISIN INE956O01016 weekly and consulting advisors. In this opaque market, informed eyes spot the next Lenskart early.

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