Lenskart targets 100 million annual eyewear units in India, up from 32 million currently
As part of this approach, Lenskart announced two initiatives aimed at making eyewear more accessible. The company will make blue-light filtering lenses standard across its glasses in India without charging customers extra. Bansal said the move would remove the additional cost associated with the feature, which was earlier offered as an option.
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Bengaluru: Lenskart is targeting annual eyewear volumes of 100 million units in India, up from the 32 million units it currently serves, as the company looks to significantly expand access to vision care in the country. Founder and CEO Peyush Bansal outlined the ambition while marking the first anniversary of the company's stock market listing, describing the 100-million-unit milestone as the next phase of its growth journey in India.
In a LinkedIn post, Bansal said the company had built a business worth thousands of crores since its IPO, but its founding objective of making better vision accessible to millions remained unfinished. The company's larger ambition is to help one billion people see clearly, adding that its current scale should be used to address gaps in access to affordable eyewear and eye care, he said
As part of this approach, Lenskart announced two initiatives aimed at making eyewear more accessible. The company will make blue-light filtering lenses standard across its glasses in India without charging customers extra.
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