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title: "Indian eyewear seller Lenskart's quarterly profit soars on strong demand"
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description: "Lenskart Solutions, India's largest eyewear retailer, reported a nearly sevenfold increase in third-quarter profit, reaching 1.31 billion rupees ($14.4 million) for the quarter ending December 31. Revenue surged 38.8% to 23.08 billion rupees, driven by strong demand for prescription eyeglasses. Analysts at Antique Stockbroking noted significant growth potential in the unorganised eyewear markets of India and Southeast Asia. Lenskart's shares have increased 18% since their trading debut on November 10."
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# Indian eyewear seller Lenskart's quarterly profit soars on strong demand

Feb 11 (Reuters) - India’s largest eyewear retailer Lenskart Solutions (LENS.NS) posted a nearly sevenfold increase in third-quarter profit on Wednesday, as demand growth for its prescription eyeglasses outpaced a rise in costs.

Consolidated net profit for the quarter ended December 31 surged to 1.31 billion rupees ($14.4 million) from 18.5 million rupees last year, the company said.

Its revenue rose 38.8% to 23.08 billion rupees, outweighing total expenses which rose 28% to 16.9 billion rupees.

In an initiation note, analysts at Antique Stockbroking said that they see significant growth headroom for Lenskart in the largely unorganised eyewear markets of India and Southeast Asia, since they control their own supply chain and distribution.

Revenue from Lenskart’s mainstay India business, which forms three-fifths of its topline, rose about 37%, helped by 28% same-store-sales growth in the country.

Revenue from the company’s international segment, which includes Southeast Asia, Japan and the Middle East, jumped by nearly 40%.

About 80% of the company’s revenue comes from prescription eyeglasses, while sunglasses and contact lenses form the rest, Antique Stockbroking added.

Lenskart’s shares have risen 18% since their trading debut on November 10.

($1 = 90.6910 Indian rupees)

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