Lenskart

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• Lenskart offers a wide range of eyewear products including eyeglasses, sunglasses, contact lenses, and lens solutions. They also provide various eyewear accessories and a home eye test service where a qualified optometrist comes to your home to perform an eye test.
• The company has also launched several exclusive brands, such as John Jacobs and Vincent Chase, and has expanded its operations internationally to countries such as Singapore and the UAE.
• The company claims to have more than 2,500 stores of which approximately 2,000 are in India.
  
• Valyoo Technologies was the parent company that operated Lenskart.com, which is one of India's leading online and offline eyewear retailers.
• However, in 2016, Valyoo Technologies underwent a restructuring, and its various e-commerce sites were spun off into separate companies. Lenskart.com became the primary focus of the restructured company, and it continued to expand its operations and grow its retail network.
  
• It has its registered office in Andheri East, Maharashtra. was incorporated on April 4, 2010. It is a private limited company,  founded by Peyush Bansal, Amit Chaudhary, and Sumeet Kapahi. 
• Lenskart is an Indian eyewear retailer that primarily operates online. Its business model revolves around providing customers with an extensive range of eyewear products at affordable prices. Here are some of the key elements of lenskart's business model:
• Online sales: The company's primary sales channel is its online platform, where customers can browse and purchase eyewear products. The online platform allows the company to reach a wider audience and offer a more extensive range of products than would be possible through a physical store.
• Brick-and-mortar stores: In addition to its online platform, the company also has a network of brick-and-mortar stores across India. These stores serve as experience centers, where customers can try on and purchase eyewear products.
• Home try-on service: Lenskart provides a unique home try-on service, where customers can try on up to five frames at home before making a purchase. This service allows customers to make informed purchasing decisions and increases customer satisfaction.
• Digital eye testing: Lenskart has also developed a digital eye testing service, which allows customers to take an eye test at home using their smartphones. This service provides customers with a convenient and accessible way to get their eye test done.
• As of March 2023, the company's manufacturing facility in New Delhi manufactures 3 lakh glasses a month.
  
• The company plans to shift its entire manufacturing operations in Southeast Asia, including for its recently-acquired Japanese eyewear chain Owndays, to its largest manufacturing unit in Bhiwadi, Rajasthan.
  
• The Bhiwadi facility comprises a lens lab and frame manufacturing center. This unit will also handle the distribution of specialized stock-keeping units (SKUs) such as sunglasses. Omnichannel distribution requires the use of technology, and Lenskart has been investing in a highly automated distribution center, capable of delivering more than 200,000 eyewear daily for the Indian and overseas markets.