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If you applied for the Lenskart IPO, you’re probably pacing the room right now. The wait is nearly over, the numbers are coming in—and whether you got a share or not, this is a moment to pay attention. The eyewear giant Lenskart isn’t just a brand—it has become a signal of how sharply investors are chasing India’s consumer growth.

How to Check Lenskart IPO Allotment Status

Here’s the key phrase you want to keep in mind: Lenskart IPO allotment status.

After the subscription window for the IPO of Lenskart Solutions Ltd closed on November 4, 2025, investors are now trying to find out whether they’ve been allotted shares.
Here are the simple steps:

1. Visit the official website of the registrar, MUFG Intime India Pvt Ltd, and select “Lenskart Solutions Limited”.
2. Alternatively, go to the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) page → Investors → IPO Allotment Status → choose “Equity”, select “Lenskart Solutions Limited”, enter your PAN or application number.
3. Or check via the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) site: “Equity & SME IPO Bids”, pick “Lenskart”, input your PAN/application number.
   Once the process is finalised, if you are allotted shares, you’ll see your demat account credited, and if not, your blocked funds will be released.

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Subscription, Key Dates, and Listing Outlook

When we talk about “Lenskart IPO allotment status,” we also need to talk about how strong the response has been—and what that means for listing.

• The total issue size of the IPO was around ₹7,278 crore.
• The price band was set at ₹382 to ₹402 per share.
• The IPO received bids for 281.9 crore shares against 9.97 crore shares on offer, giving a subscription of about 28.2 times.
• Category-wise, QIBs were subscribed ~40 times, NIIs ~18 times, and Retail ~7.5 times.
• Allotment is scheduled for 6 November 2025.
• Listing is expected on 10 November 2025 on both BSE & NSE. 

What does this tell us?
A high subscription implies strong investor interest. If you got an allotment, it may signal upside potential at listing. If not, many investors are already eyeing what’s next in the IPO pipeline.

Why Did Lenskart Attract Such Big Demand?

The allotment status is just part of the story. Let’s look at the real-world reasoning behind the buzz.

• Lenskart has transitioned into profitability in FY25, a rare feat in consumer-tech scale-ups.
• It has an omnichannel model: a large physical footprint plus strong digital reach. 
• The eyewear market in India is under-penetrated: large growth potential projected at ~13 % CAGR to FY30.

From a personal point of view, investors are not just buying a brand name—they are buying belief in change (people treating eyes, buying better glasses, and buying from branded chains/digital outlets). That emotional shift is powerful.

Risks to Keep in Mind Before Celebrating

Yes, the demand was strong, but allotment status only tells you “did I get it or not”. It doesn’t guarantee that everything’s smooth.

• The valuation is considered steep: metrics like P/E, price-to-sales are elevated versus many peers. 
• Listing gains may materialise, but the long-term value will depend on execution: store expansion, international growth, and manufacturing scale. The “allotment status” is one milestone, not the finish line.
  My own belief: While I am optimistic about the long term, I’d treat any listing pop as an opportunity—not a sure guarantee of huge returns.

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What Should Investors Do After Allotment?

Once you check your Lenskart IPO allotment status, here’s what you can do:

• If allotted: See your shares credited. Then decide: want to hold for the long term, or book quick gains if the listing jumps? Your view of the company will matter.
• If not allotted: According to INDmoney, use this as a learning moment. Your funds are released soon after allotment. Be ready for the next IPO with due research. 
• Regardless: Keep track of listing day (10 Nov) and early trading. The market’s mood in the first days will matter.
• Watch for updates: business performance, margin improvements, store rollout, global operations—these will determine post-IPO strength.

Conclusion

Waiting for your allotment status for Lenskart feels like waiting for exam results—but this one feels bigger because it is. Whether you got in or not, you’re part of a story about India’s rising consumer companies. My personal take: if you’re allotted, congratulations—but stay grounded. Growth is real, but the path will still have turns. If you missed it, don’t lose heart. The next wave of opportunities is already forming. Keep your plans sharp, your research ready, and your funds prepared. In 2025, the IPO game is alive and vibrant—and your move might just be next.

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Source : INDMoney & The Economic Times - Lenskart IPO Allotment Status