Avenue Supermarts Limited share price

Key numbers

Market cap

₹ 2,50,084 Cr

Current price

₹ 3,834.20

52-week high / low

₹ 4,644 / 3,529

Stock P/E

83.0

Book value

₹ 376.0

Dividend yield

0.00%

ROCE

17.2%

ROE

12.9%

Debt to equity

0.10

Sales growth (3 yrs)

17.1%

Profit growth (3 yrs)

7.7%

1-year return

-17.5%

About Avenue Supermarts Limited

Avenue Supermarts Limited engages in the business of organized retail and operation of supermarkets under the D-Mart brand name in India. The company offers food products, such as groceries, staples, processed food products, dairy, frozen products, beverages and confectionery products, and fruits and vegetables; non-food products, including home care and personal care products, toiletries, and other over the counter products; and general merchandise and apparel products comprising bed and bath products, toys and games, crockery, plastic goods, garments, footwear, utensils, and home appliances. It is also involved in the online and multi-channel retail of grocery and household products under the DMart Ready brand name; packing and sale of grocery products, spices, dry fruits, etc.; operation of food outlets and pharmacy stores; and development of land and construction. The company was incorporated in 2000 and is based in Mumbai, India.

Quarterly results

Consolidated figures in ₹ crores

Concall summary (2026-08-04)

AI summary of the earnings call transcript · tone: Positive · source document

Guidance & outlook

• I think we've been maintaining for the last few years that we expect this particular part of the business to be somewhere in that 22% to 23% kind of a range.
• So I don't expect it to get to the historical levels, and there is no intent also to drive it to that level because as I said, 22% to 23% contribution would be a good contribution in this space.

Growth & demand

• Our like- for-like store growth, which is stores more than two years old, grew about 8.1% for the last year.
• Sales grew about 16%, and EBITDA grew about 16%, and PAT grew about 10%.

Margins & costs

• Employee cost expanded by 27 bps due to the investment in service levels of the business, and other expenses declined by 9 bps, leading to EBITDA which was almost flat at about 7.85%.
• PBT came in about 26 bps lower because of the cost increases that we saw in employee cost largely, and PAT came in about 25 bps lower because of the employee cost increase flowing down to PBT.

Capex & expansion

• So we might go to an INR2,000 crores borrowing by the end of the year, but that is all going towards managing capex.
• If you see last year, capex was upwards of INR4,000 crores, and with the increasing store count that we want to pursue, we will need some capex - that is the plan.

Balance sheet & cash

• This INR2,267 crores also includes debt arising out of AS 116 adjustment.
• The ac tual debt, which is net borrowing on the company, is close to INR965 crores as of March 2026 end.

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