Lenskart IPO: We need to win credibility with new set of investors as we go public: Peyush Bansal

Lenskart CEO Peyush Bansal: In an hour-long conversation with ET, founder and CEO Peyush Bansal said the 17-year-old company, which once experimented beyond eyewear, has since sharpened its focus on its core mission to sell a billion pairs of glasses without categorising itself as an online, offline or an omnichannel retailer.

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Philippines’ apparel export prices surge 11% to $23.69/kg in 2025

Philippines’ apparel export prices rose over 11 per cent to $23.69/kg in 2025, driven by a shift toward higher-value, sustainable, and niche manufacturing.
Despite declining shipment volumes amid weak global demand and rising input costs, exporters achieved stronger margins.
North America and Asia remain key markets, reflecting the country’s move from bulk basics to eco-certified apparel lines.

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Zivame CEO Lavanya Pachisia steps down

Lavanya Pachisia has stepped down as Zivame CEO, concluding a significant phase of the intimatewear brand’s growth. She led Zivame’s evolution from an online-first business to an omnichannel brand with an expanded retail footprint, emphasizing accessibility and understanding women’s needs across India. Pachisia credited the company’s progress to its visionary leaders and extraordinary team.

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How buyers’ support helps Philippines deal with tariff pressure

In a rare move, foreign buyers—especially from the US—are absorbing part or all of the 19 per cent tariff on Philippine garment exports as per reports, thereby helping the suppliers remain competitive against lower-cost rivals like Vietnam, Bangladesh etc.
Industry leaders say strong business relationships are behind this unusual solidarity, which is proving critical in sustaining orders.

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Lenskart investors may see 5-17X gains as the firm targets Rs 70,000 crore IPO valuation

Eyewear giant Lenskart is gearing up for its Initial Public Offering with an expected valuation of Rs 70,000 crore. Investors are anticipating substantial gains, with some seeing returns of up to 17 times their initial investment. The company’s valuation has seen remarkable growth in recent years.

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