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Avenue Supermarts (DMart)

DMART · NSE & BSE · Consumer Goods · Retail (Grocery)

Current price

₹4,300.00

+0.40%FY24 (illustrative)

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About the company

Operator of DMart, a value-retail grocery chain known for low prices and strong store economics.

Origin & history

Founded in 2002 by Radhakishan Damani, DMart built a profitable value-retail grocery model.

Founded

2002

Headquarters

Mumbai

Business segments

Food & Grocery60.0%
Non-Food40.0%

Competitive position (moat)

Everyday-low-price model, real-estate ownership and operational discipline.

Governance

Promoter-led with professional management.

Promoter holding

75.0%

Institutional holding

10.0%

Why it's interesting

A high-return, low-debt grocery retailer with a disciplined store-expansion model.

What to verify

  • Same-store sales and store additions
  • Competition from quick commerce
  • Margin and inventory discipline

Key risks

  • Quick-commerce competition
  • Store execution
  • Consumer demand

Valuation snapshot

Market cap

₹2.8 L cr

Total value of all shares: price multiplied by shares outstanding.

P/E

85.0

Price to earnings: how much you pay per rupee of profit.

P/B

16.0

Price to book: how the price compares to net asset value per share.

EV/EBITDA

45.0

Enterprise value to operating profit: a valuation that accounts for debt and cash.

Dividend yield

0.0%

Annual dividend per share as a percentage of the price.

Profitability

Revenue

₹54,000 cr

EBITDA

₹5,000 cr

Net income

₹2,800 cr

EPS

₹43.00

EBITDA margin

9.3%

Net margin

5.2%

ROE

19.0%

ROCE

20.0%

Revenue growth

15.0%

Balance sheet health

Debt/equity

0.0

Total debt divided by shareholders' equity: how leveraged the company is.

Cash

₹4,000 cr

Cash and equivalents on the balance sheet.

Interest coverage

30.0

How many times operating profit covers interest expense.

Dividends & returns

Dividend yield

0.0%

Dividend yield is the annual payout as a share of the price. A higher yield can signal a mature, cash-generative business - or a falling price. Check the payout history before reading too much into it.

Growth trend

Revenue growth

15.0%

Revenue growth shows how fast the top line is expanding. Pair it with margin trends to see whether growth is turning into profit.

Ownership

Promoter holding

75.0%

Share held by the founding family or group.

Institutional holding

10.0%

Share held by mutual funds, insurers and foreign institutions.

Placeholders - verify in the shareholding pattern.

Key catalysts

  • Store expansion
  • Same-store growth

Red flags

  • Rich valuation
  • Quick-commerce threat

52-week range

52-week low

₹3,500.00

Lowest price in the 52-week range.

52-week high

₹4,800.00

Highest price in the 52-week range.