Lenskart share price trades lower after multiple block deal transactions; details here

Lenskart share price was trading lower during the early stock market session on Monday, May 11, after the company recorded multiple block deal transactions during last week’s trading session on Friday.

At 9:47 am, Lenskart Solutions shares were down 0.66% to ₹486 on Monday, compared to ₹489.25 at the previous market close, according to NSE data.

Several major firms like Axis Max Life Insurance, BlackRock, Bank of America, Citigroup, Fidelity, HDFC Mutual Fund, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, HSBC Mutual Fund and Societe Generale, among others, purchased stakes via block deals on Friday.

A block deal is a stock sale or purchase transaction where the deal involves a minimum value of ₹10 crore per trade in a single trading session. Although retail investors are not able to participate in the trade due to the high volumes, the block deal data highlights that the stock will remain in the focus of market investors.

Lenskart block deal snapshot

Among the buyers at an average trade price of ₹473.4 per share were AMX CCF Sands Global Growth (4,81,282 shares), Aon Collective Investment Trust (3,90,005 shares), APT Universal Fonds (18,073 shares), and Axis Max Life Insurance collectively purchased (23,89,060 shares).

Other top buyers like BlackRock bought a total of 41,25,731 shares via different schemes, Bank of America bought 15,88,710 shares, Citigroup bought 5,29,570 shares, Fidelity bought 10,82716 shares, HDFC Mutual Fund bought 1,03,52,620 shares, Morgan Stanley got 10,59,140 shares, Goldman Sachs bought 5,30,000 shares, HSBC Mutual Fund purchased 51,76,310 shares and Societe Generale, among others, bought 26,51,410 shares at the same price.

Among the major sellers of Lenskart shares were TR Capital, Birdseye View Holdings, Alpha Wave Ventures, ABG Capital, and Kariba Holdings Mauritius, as per NSE data.

TR Capital sold a total of more than 2.80 crore equity shares of Lenskart via multiple schemes through a block deal on Friday, while others like Birdseye View Holdings sold over 3.33 crore shares, and Alpha Wave Ventures sold 3.72 crore shares.

Others like ABG Capital sold 49,72,260 shares, and Kariba Holdings Mauritius sold a total of 39,25,072 shares via the block deal last week.

Lenskart share price

Lenskart shares have delivered more than 10% returns so far in 2026, but the company’s stock is down 11% in the past one month. NSE data also showed that the eyewear maker’s share price is trading 6% lower over the last five market sessions.

Shares of Lenskart hit its 52-week high of ₹557.65 on April 15, 2026, while the 52-week low was at ₹356.10 on November 10, 2025, according to the exchange data.

The company’s market capitalisation (M-Cap) was at ₹84,580.82 crore as of Monday’s trading session.