Overview
- DMart will consider and approve its July–September quarter results at a board meeting on Saturday, Oct. 11, according to an exchange filing.
- Bloomberg consensus points to consolidated revenue of about Rs 16,617.85 crore, EBITDA of Rs 1,246.48 crore, an EBITDA margin near 7.5%, and net profit of roughly Rs 650 crore, implying a slight year‑on‑year decline in profit.
- The retailer opened eight stores in the quarter, taking the network to 432 locations after 17 additions in the first half, with some brokerages projecting roughly 60 net additions in FY26.
- Brokerages cite muted same‑store growth, about 1% year‑on‑year sales per square foot, and softness in general merchandise and apparel, with pressures linked to rains, GST‑related disruptions, rising wages and quick‑commerce competition.
- Analyst views remain split from Buy to Reduce with target prices broadly around Rs 4,000–4,950, while the stock has fallen about 2.3% over five sessions and roughly 9.4% over the past month.