Avenue Supermarts (DMart) shares slipped as much as 5.74 per cent to hit an intraday low of Rs 3,474 per share on Monday.

Several brokerages have revised their target prices for DMart, citing concerns about sustained margin pressure.

Avenue Supermarts shares plunged 5.7% after disappointing Q3 results. Revenue grew 17.5% YoY, and profit increased 6.5% YoY, ...

As DMart prepares for a new chapter with Anshul Asawa at the helm, outgoing CEO Neville Noronha reflects on his tenure, the ...

Shares of DMart fell by up to 3% this morning after the company missed Q3 earnings estimates. The stock slipped to an ...

Avenue Supermarts Ltd will now offer only home delivery in certain areas, marking a change in strategy amid rising e-commerce ...

The Radhakishan Damani-led company's net profit rose 4% over the same period last year to Rs 723.5 crore in the three months ...

News of a management change at DMart did nothing much to perk up investor sentiment, as its shares fell on January 13 in ...

According to the earnings data released Saturday, the retailer's consolidated net profit rose 4.9 per cent to ₹724 crore. In ...

DMart's CEO-designate Anshil Asawa has been crucial to the digitisation efforts at Hindustan Unilever, where he currently ...

Analysts downgrade Avenue Supermarts earnings due to margin pressure from higher costs, inflation, and competition in retail ...

JP Morgan after DMart's quarterly show noted that the appointment of Anshul Asawa as CEO designate was an important development.