Lenskart
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Groww's parent makes strong debut, values online stockbroker at $8.6 bn
Shares of Indian online stockbroker Groww jumped as much as 24% in a strong trading debut on Wednesday, defying a ......
Consumer
Kedaara's public market fund bets on two firms
Kedaara Capital, which had been focusing on growth-oriented and selective control private equity bets in Indian companies and added another ......
Consumer
SoftBank, Kedaara-backed Lenskart targets nearly $8 bn valuation in IPO
Lenskart Solutions, India's biggest eyewear retailer, is seeking a valuation of about 695 billion rupees ($7.91 billion) through its initial ......
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Lenskart, Wakefit, Apollo-backed Tenneco get SEBI nod for IPOs
PremjiInvest, SoftBank-backed eyewear retailer Lenskart, Peak XV Partners and Verlinvest-backed mattress brand Wakefit, as well as Apollo-backed automotive components original ......
Consumer
PremjiInvest, SoftBank, Kedaara set for payday as Lenskart files for IPO
A bunch of marquee private market investors including PremjiInvest, Japanese technology investment goliath SoftBank, homegrown private equity firm Kedaara Capital, ......
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Lenskart bets on Ajna Lens; Serendipity Space secures funding
Eyewear retailer Lenskart has invested in mixed-reality headset maker Ajna Lens, while Bengaluru-based Serendipity Space has secured funding to advance ......
General
Grapevine: Lenskart, Carlyle, Surya Hospitals, Yum! Brands in news
Lenskart founder Peyush Bansal is buying back stake in the company from investors while private equity firm Carlyle plans to ......
General
Grapevine: Motherson, Xander, Alta Capital, Lenskart, Kazam, MoEngage in news
Auto components maker Samvardhana Motherson is gearing up to bid for Marelli Holdings while Alta Capital's logistics platform is leading ......
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Why upcoming startup IPOs look stronger than their predecessors
India’s next wave of venture-backed startups preparing to go public appear better positioned financially than those from the 2021 and ......
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India's top-funded startups improve cash flow but there is still a long way to go
India’s top-funded technology startups continued to spend more cash on their core business operations than they generated from those activities ......







