Avenue Supermarts (DMart) shares fell about 4% after reporting a strong March quarter for FY26, with net profit and revenue up 19% and store count jumping by 58 to cross 500. Still, investor sentiment stayed mixed as analysts weighed the sustainability of store expansion and improving trends, with some keeping positive stances while others flagged remaining concerns.
Avenue Supermarts, which runs DMart, reported a 19% jump in March-quarter FY26 net profit to Rs 656.6 crore. The company’s revenue also increased 19% year-on-year, signaling continued momentum in its retail performance. Profit is attributable to the equity holders of the company, according to the results released on Saturday.
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