Annual growth in the global eyewear market is expected to be robust over the next five years. Shifting consumer megatrends, transforming market structures and technological innovations are key drivers of this growth. Particularly, aging is one of the most significant global demographic factors impacting eye care as the need for vision correction increases and becomes more complex as a person grows older. Additionally, increasing screen time especially among youngsters might cause more serious effects than previously thought, supporting the constant demand for preventive eye care.
Eyewear
Revenue

Select Advertising M&A Transactions
Exitwise has catalogued the most relevant M&A transactions that our industry specialized, M&A experts have completed. Feel free to search through our transaction catalogue, or better yet,Contact Usto request a list of the most relevant exits from your industry.
LOH is the largest luxury optical retailer in the United States, carrying on business primarily under the Morgenthal Frederics, Robert Marc, Salle Opticians, Georgetown Optician and Leonard Opticians retail banners. LOH has a network of 34 locations and a long-established presence in premium markets such as Manhattan, Los Angeles, Miami, Washington D.C., Atlanta, Chicago and Aspen.
This safety prescription eyewear business is an industry leader with over 90 years' experience in North America and provides HOYA with a comprehensive line of frames, prescription lenses, and premium coating options in a custom-made solution, serviced by a network of eye care professionals.
Specs for Less has been in business in Delaware for over 20 years, providing excellent customer service at value prices, U.S. Vision's announcement noted. It has an extensive selection of branded frames and lenses to meet a variety of style preferences, prescription needs and budgets.