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Dmart stock gains as Maharashtra lockdowns build pressure on firm: Analysts

As much as 72 per cent of the company's stores reached their full strength almost in December, signaling a recovery

While the impact of increased competition would be felt across the retail industry, it becomes more crucial for Avenue Supermarts’ investors
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The near-term trigger for the company would continue to be the expansion of its physical store network and improvement in margins

Ram Prasad Sahu Mumbai
From its lows in October, the Avenue Supermarts (DMart) stock has gained 49 per cent riding on improved demand and a recovery in operational metrics. Around 72 per cent of its stores reached 96 per cent of year-ago levels in December, signalling a sharp recovery. Except for out-of-home products, the sales and mix of most other categories are now in line with pre-pandemic trends.

The near-term trigger for the company would be the expansion of its physical store network and improvement in margins. Given its cluster-based approach and the fact that it trumps peers across most operational metrics, its expansion shall

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