Lenskart Solutions Ltd.

NSE: LENSKART
NIFTY200
Analyst consensus:Constructive· 20 analysts
₹589.201Y
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Lenskart Solutions Ltd.: A 30-second snapshot

Lenskart trades at Rs 561.40, within 2.48% of its 52-week high and up 11.55% over the past 3 months, holding above its 50-day moving average of Rs 526.62 with an RSI of 61.93. Trailing PE stands at 195.6x (forward PE 88.1x) against ROE of 6.65%, a profit margin of 5.6%, and debt-to-equity of 0.35x. Only 183 days of trading history are available, so the 200-day moving average and 1-year price change are not yet calculable.

P/E

195.6

Forward P/E

88.1

ROE

+6.7%

Debt / Equity

34.98

Profit Margin

+5.6%

Div. Yield

5Y ROE > 15%

0/5

5Y FCF > 0

1/5

Quality

45/100

Recent context

  • ·Temasek sold approximately 2% of its stake for Rs 1,940 crore and MacRitchie Investments sold 2.05%, with coverage also referencing reduced positions by ADIA and SoftBank, in mid-July 2026.
  • ·JPMorgan described Lenskart as a "Powerful Compounding Story" in a July 10 note while also flagging one specific risk factor.
  • ·The company merged Dealskart and Eyetech into its parent entity and announced an India joint venture with a Chinese partner in early July 2026.

Strengths

  • +5-year revenue growth of 45.6%, among the stronger top-line growth figures in this data set.
  • +Mean analyst rating of 1.75 across 20 analysts (1-5 scale, lower = more constructive).
  • +Price trades within 2.48% of its 52-week high and is up 11.55% over the past 3 months, above the 50-day moving average of Rs 526.62.
  • +Debt-to-equity of 0.35x is not elevated in absolute terms.

Weaknesses

  • Free cash flow was positive in only 1 of the tracked years, alongside a rising debt trend and a 5-year consistency score of 35/100.
  • Trailing PE of 195.6x and forward PE of 88.1x are the richest among the 6-member Consumer Goods peer set (peer range 55.3x-92.8x), while quality score of 24 is the lowest of the group.
  • ROE of 6.65% has not exceeded 15% in any tracked year, alongside a profit margin of 5.6%.
  • 3 of the 8 most recent headlines are negative, tied to stake sales by early institutional backers (Temasek approximately 2% for Rs 1,940 crore, MacRitchie Investments 2.05%) in mid-July 2026.

Open questions

  • ?What would need to change for free cash flow to turn consistently positive given the current revenue growth trajectory?
  • ?How does the gap between 45.6% revenue growth and -9.6% earnings growth over five years reconcile with a quality score of 24?
  • ?What is driving continued institutional stake sales even as the share price trades near its 52-week high?
  • ?How might the picture change once a full 200-day trading history and 1-year return become available for comparison against sector peers?

Peer comparison: Consumer Goods

Ranks 6 of 6 on quality
SymbolNameP/EROEQuality
LENSKARTLenskart Solutions Ltd.You're viewing195.6+6.7%24
Industry avgacross 5 peers79.2+32.1%44
ETERNALEternal Ltd.50
ASIANPAINTAsian Paints Ltd.55.349
TRENTTrent Ltd.92.8+27.1%49
DMARTAvenue Supermarts Ltd.83.638
TITANTitan Company Ltd.85.2+37.1%34

Technical state

Current price

₹561.40

SMA 50

₹526.62

SMA 200

RSI (14)

61.9 (neutral)

From 52w high

-2.5%

1Y return

3M return

+11.6%

50-DMA

Above

200-DMA

Below

Algorithmic support levels

₹508.90
₹493.50
₹483.05

Algorithmic resistance levels

₹563.00

Risk flags

  • high
    Free cash flow was positive in only 1 of the tracked years while the debt trend is classified as rising and the 5-year consistency score is 35/100, indicating a pattern of largely negative free cash flow alongside increasing leverage even though current debt-to-equity of 0.35x is not elevated in absolute terms.
  • medium
    Trailing PE of 195.6x and forward PE of 88.1x are the richest in the 6-member Consumer Goods peer set (peer range 55.3x-92.8x), quality score of 24 is the lowest of all 6 members, and ROE of 6.65% has not exceeded 15% in any tracked year.
  • medium
    Early institutional backers reduced stakes in mid-July 2026 - Temasek sold approximately 2% for Rs 1,940 crore and MacRitchie Investments sold 2.05%, with coverage also referencing reduced positions by ADIA and SoftBank - accounting for 3 of the 8 most recent headlines being negative.
  • low
    Only 183 trading days of price history are available, below the level needed for a 200-day moving average, so the 200-DMA and 1-year price change are not yet calculable; this reflects insufficient trading history as a recent listing.

Cross-section contradictions

  • 5-year revenue growth of 45.6% coexists with 5-year earnings growth of -9.6%, indicating top-line expansion has not translated into bottom-line growth over the same period.
  • 3 of the 8 most recent headlines are negative and center on stake sales by early institutional backers, yet the stock trades within 2.48% of its 52-week high and is up 11.55% over the past 3 months.
  • The mean analyst rating of 1.75 across 20 analysts (1-5 scale, lower = more constructive) sits toward the constructive end even as the underlying data shows the lowest quality score (24) and highest trailing PE (195.6x) among the 6-member sector peer set, alongside ROE of 6.65%.

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Fundamentals & technicals: refreshed 11 Aug 2026 · refreshed daily at 01:00 IST

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