India, Nov. 19 -- Omnichannel eyewear unicorn Lenskart is reportedly in talks with existing investors Fidelity, Kedaara Capital, among others, for a secondary share sale of $200-300 Mn (about INR 1,688-2,532 Cr).

The secondary round, if it materialises, would value the Peyush Bansal-led company at $6 Bn, ET reported, citing sources.

This would be 20% premium over its previous valuation of $5 Bn in June, when Lenskart raised about $200 Mn from Fidelity and Singapore state investment firm Temasek.

Along with Fidelity and Kedaara Capital, the secondary transaction will also see participation from a "significant" third investor, who are looking to increase their stakes in Lenskart, the report said.

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