SoftBank-Backed Lenskart IPO to Raise as Much as $828 Million

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Eyewear retailer Lenskart said its upcoming initial public offering in Mumbai will seek to raise as much as $828 million as India’s market for new listings heats up

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Eyewear retailer Lenskart Solutions Ltd. said its upcoming initial public offering in Mumbai will seek to raise as much as 72.8 billion rupees ($828 million) as India’s market for new listings heats up.

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