Lenskart Increases Stake in Dimension NXG to 9.01% for ₹7.99 Crore
Lenskart Solutions Limited acquired an additional 1.80% stake in Dimension NXG Private Limited for ₹7.99 crore. This increases Lenskart's total shareholding in NXG to 9.01%. The acquisition aims to strengthen Lenskart's presence in XR and AI technologies within the smart eyewear sector.
The acquisition is strategic and strengthens Lenskart's position in related technology sectors, but the direct financial impact is likely moderate given the current stake size and the associate nature of the entity.
The acquisition of an additional stake in an associate entity is a positive development, indicating a strategic move to deepen involvement in emerging technologies.
Lenskart Solutions Limited has acquired an additional 1.80% stake in its associate entity, Dimension NXG Private Limited (NXG or Ajna), for a consideration of ₹79.97 million (₹7.99 crore).
This latest acquisition, completed on September 13, 2026, follows previous stake increases of 0.68% on February 26, 2026, and 1.69% on July 4, 2026. Consequently, Lenskart's aggregate shareholding in Ajna has risen from 4.84% to 9.01% of its fully diluted share capital, representing an overall increase of 4.17%.
Ajna, incorporated in India on November 12, 2014, is involved in the manufacturing, distribution, and sale of augmented reality and mixed reality solutions and products. Its turnover for the financial year ended March 31, 2026, was ₹103.64 million (₹10.36 crore). The company's turnover for FY25 was ₹127.91 million and for FY24 was ₹159.68 million.
Lenskart stated that the acquisition aims to further strengthen its strategic association with the extended reality (XR), artificial intelligence, and smart wearable technology ecosystem, supporting technology-led opportunities in the smart eyewear space. The transaction is considered a related party transaction, as Mr. Peyush Bansal, Promoter and Managing Director of Lenskart, also serves as a Director on Ajna's Board. The acquisition was conducted on an arm's length basis and did not require specific governmental or regulatory approvals.
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