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Rs 52 to Rs 400 in 5 months - Lenskart IPO | DON'T LOSE YOUR MONEY

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Finance

Lenskart IPO Overview

Price Movement

  • Promoter reportedly bought shares around ₹52 five months ago.
  • IPO price set around ₹400 per share.

IPO Size

  • Total raise of approximately ₹7,000 crore.
    • Fresh issue (capital going to company): ₹2,000 crore.
    • Offer for sale (shares sold by promoters): ₹5,000 crore (promoter exit).

Valuation

  • Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio over 200, implying investors pay ₹230+ for ₹1 of earnings.
  • The company is reportedly not profitable yet.

Market Context

  • IPO is seen primarily as a promoter exit rather than capital raising for growth.
  • High valuation despite lack of profitability raises caution.

Investor Sentiment

  • Mixed opinions on whether to apply for the IPO.
  • Investors are reminded to make independent decisions and be wary of hype or influencer opinions.

Risks

  • High valuation multiples in an unprofitable company.
  • Promoter selling a large portion of shares soon after buying at much lower prices.

Advisory Notes

  • No explicit investment recommendation is given.
  • The tone is advisory, emphasizing caution to avoid losing money.

Disclaimers

Emphasizes personal responsibility in investment decisions. Mentions a viewer comment about a significant personal loss in stocks, highlighting the risks involved.


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