Stock Market NewsLenskart Shares Jump Over 5% After Strong Q2 FY26 Results in First Earnings Post IPOLast updated: December 1, 2025 11:19 amAuthor- Pradeep SangatramaniShare6 Min ReadSHARELenskart Solutions Ltd, the newly listed eyewear retailer, delivered a strong set of numbers in its first earnings announcement after going public — and the stock market reacted instantly. Shares of the company surged over 5% in early trade on Monday, driven by robust profitability, solid revenue growth, and broad-based expansion across both India and international markets in Q2 FY26.ContentsShare Price Jumps More Than 5% Post-EarningsNet Profit Rises Nearly 20% YoY; Jumps Sequentially TooRevenue From Operations Up 21% YoYExpense Growth Remains Controlled at 18%India Business Anchors Growth With Strong Spending MomentumInternational Markets Deliver Impressive GrowthTotal Revenue After Inter-Segment Eliminations: Rs 2,096.1 CroreA Strong First Impression as a Newly Listed CompanyThis was Lenskart’s maiden quarterly performance as a publicly traded company since its November stock market debut, and investors clearly liked what they saw.Share Price Jumps More Than 5% Post-EarningsIn the opening minutes of Monday’s trade, Lenskart’s share price climbed as much as 5.1%. The stock touched a high of Rs 431.3 on the NSE, compared to its previous close of Rs 410.45.With this rally, Lenskart is now up around 5% from its IPO issue price of Rs 402, reinforcing investor confidence in the company’s early execution as a listed business.This strong market reaction highlights that the quarterly numbers were not just stable — they were decisively strong.Net Profit Rises Nearly 20% YoY; Jumps Sequentially TooThe highlight of Lenskart’s Q2 FY26 results was the sharp improvement in profitability.Net profit in Q2 FY26: Rs 103.5 croreNet profit in Q2 FY25: Rs 86.3 croreYoY Growth: ~20%The rise wasn’t limited to the year-on-year performance. Lenskart also showed a significant sequential increase:Q1 FY26 net profit: Rs 61.2 croreQ2 FY26 net profit: Rs 103.5 croreThis sequential jump reflects improved operational efficiency, stronger demand, and better margin execution, as highlighted in the company’s regulatory filings.Also Read: Manufacturing, Rural Demand Lift India’s Q2 GDP, But Experts Warn Growth May Cool AheadRevenue From Operations Up 21% YoYAlongside profit growth, Lenskart also saw strong traction in its top line.Revenue from operations in Q2 FY26: Rs 2,096 croreRevenue in Q2 FY25: Rs 1,735.7 croreYoY Growth: 21%Sequentially, the performance was also solid, with revenue rising from Rs 1,894.5 crore in Q1 FY26.This consistent revenue growth shows rising consumer demand and Lenskart’s expanding footprint across geographies.Expense Growth Remains Controlled at 18%Even as revenues increased sharply, Lenskart kept its expense growth relatively lower at 18% YoY, which supported profit expansion.Total expenses in Q2 FY26: Rs 1,980.3 croreTotal expenses in Q2 FY25: Rs 1,671 croreThe gap between revenue growth (21%) and expense growth (18%) further contributed to improvement in profitability and margin performance.India Business Anchors Growth With Strong Spending MomentumIndia continues to be the backbone of Lenskart’s business, contributing significantly to the overall performance.India revenue in Q2 FY26: Rs 1,230.6 croreThis was higher than both:The previous quarter, andThe year-ago period,indicating sustained demand in the domestic eyewear market.Lenskart’s strong brand recall, expanding store network, and wider product mix continue to keep India as the company’s largest revenue contributor.International Markets Deliver Impressive GrowthWhile India remained strong, Lenskart’s international operations also posted impressive numbers.International revenue in Q2 FY26: Rs 879.6 croreInternational revenue in Q1 FY26: Rs 736.5 croreInternational revenue in Q2 FY25: Rs 658.3 croreThis reflects strong demand in global markets and demonstrates the company’s growing presence outside India.Total Revenue After Inter-Segment Eliminations: Rs 2,096.1 CroreAfter adjusting for inter-segment eliminations, Lenskart’s total revenue from operations stood at Rs 2,096.1 crore for the September quarter.This aligns with the reported revenue from operations figure, confirming a clean and stable revenue structure for the reporting period.A Strong First Impression as a Newly Listed CompanyLenskart’s maiden earnings as a public company have delivered a strong first impression to investors. With nearly 20% profit growth, strong revenue expansion, controlled costs, and healthy performance across domestic and international segments, the company has set a positive tone for upcoming quarters.The market’s reaction — a sharp 5% surge in the stock price — reflects confidence in Lenskart’s growth strategy and operational execution.As global brokerages turn increasingly optimistic on India’s earnings environment and valuation reset, Lenskart’s solid Q2 performance adds further strength to the market narrative.DisclaimerThe views and investment tips expressed by experts on Moneycontrol are their own and not those of the website or its management. 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