
Lenskart’s co-founder and CEO Peyush Bansal has said that artificial intelligence will be the biggest trigger for the company’s upcoming initial public offering (IPO). The eyewear brand, which has rapidly expanded across India and global markets, is gearing up for one of the most anticipated IPOs in the consumer tech sector. Bansal emphasized that AI is not just transforming Lenskart’s operations but also shaping its future growth strategy.
He explained that the company is leveraging AI to improve everything from customer experience to manufacturing and logistics. From virtual try-on technology to predictive demand analytics, AI tools are helping Lenskart create a smoother and more personalized journey for users. Bansal believes this tech-driven approach will attract investors who are looking for innovation-backed business models.
Lenskart has already established itself as a strong player in both online and offline retail, with thousands of stores across India and international markets like Singapore and the Middle East. The company’s growth has been supported by major global investors, and the upcoming IPO is expected to strengthen its financial position and brand credibility further.
For Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities in India, where Lenskart has been expanding rapidly, AI integration could mean faster service, better eye testing accuracy, and more affordable product recommendations. The brand’s data-led approach is also helping it identify local preferences, ensuring that smaller markets get the same advanced customer experience as metro cities.
As India’s startup ecosystem matures, Lenskart’s focus on AI-driven innovation may set a benchmark for how consumer tech companies prepare for public listing. With Bansal at the helm, the company seems determined to prove that technology and business growth can go hand in hand in creating lasting value.