TRUST MF CIO sees long runway for Lenskart, Paytm and Meesho

TRUST Mutual Fund CIO Mihir Vora says digital adoption, premiumization and the shift from unorganized to organized markets could support years of high growth for Lenskart, Paytm and Meesho.

— Source publishedTue, 15 Sept, 2026, 14:38 IST·First seen Tue, 15 Sept, 2026, 14:50 IST·Source Business Today · Latest

What happened

TRUST Mutual Fund CIO Mihir Vora says Lenskart, Paytm and Meesho could sustain high growth as India’s digital adoption, premiumization and shift from

Why this matters

The outlook highlights potential partnership and acquisition opportunities around digital distribution, payments infrastructure, value commerce and organized retail enablement.

What to watch

  • Quarterly active-user, repeat-purchase and customer-acquisition-cost trends.
  • Contribution margin, EBITDA trajectory and fulfillment-cost-to-order trends for Lenskart and Meesho.
  • Paytm merchant-device additions, payment-processing volumes, financial-services distribution income and any regulatory updates.
  • Evidence of premiumization in eyewear average selling prices and attachment rates for lenses, exams and accessories.
  • Meesho order-frequency growth, seller retention and market-share movement versus Amazon and Flipkart.
  • IPO, secondary-market or fundraising activity that establishes updated valuation benchmarks for private digital-commerce peers.
  • Lenskart is likely to prioritize store expansion, premium product mix, omnichannel eye-testing services and overseas growth to reinforce category leadership.
  • Paytm is likely to emphasize merchant subscriptions, payment-device penetration, distribution partnerships and less regulation-sensitive financial-services revenues.
  • Meesho is likely to invest in low-cost logistics, seller tools, assortment depth and repeat-purchase engagement while defending its value-price positioning.
  • Institutional investors may increasingly differentiate the companies by contribution-margin progression and regulatory resilience rather than gross merchandise value or user-growth metrics alone.