Price History
Avenue Supermarts is exhibiting bearish tendencies, with the stock displaying lower highs and lows, indicating potential weakness. Additionally, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has dipped below 50, suggesting a possible shift in market sentiment towards selling. A broken support level and harmonic pattern completion hint at potential further declines.
Morgan Stanley maintains a bullish outlook on DMart, reducing their target price to ₹5,083 from the previous ₹5,188. Despite the price decrease, they still consider Avenue Supermarts as an attractive investment option.
Despite a favorable market condition, Avenue Supermarts (DMart) lagged behind with a 0.68% increase, closing at Rs.4,404. This underperformance compared to Sensex's 1.25% rally might be due to mixed technical signals and sector-specific pressures affecting the company.
Major retailers like Reliance Retail, DMart, Trent, Titan, and Jubilant FoodWorks are expanding their presence in FY26, taking advantage of the demand recovery. They are particularly focusing on smaller towns and cities, where a preference for physical stores is driving their expansion strategies.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has allowed share pledging for legitimate purposes like fundraising during trading window closures, but only with pre-approval from a compliance officer. Moreover, new guidelines issued by Sebi to Avenue Supermarts have clarified insider trading norms, with contra trade rules being applicable if the pledged shares involve any changes in ownership.
Axis Securities has released its top 15 stock recommendations for May, featuring D'Mart and LG Electronics India. These picks forecast a promising growth of up to 48% and 12%, respectively.
Brokerages have cautioned investors about potential declines of up to 18% for Hero MotoCorp, DMart, and Dr Lal PathLabs. Investors may want to reconsider their holdings in these companies due to bearish outlooks from the brokerage firms.
Avenue Supermarts' shares dip 3%, despite a robust Q4 performance, with brokerages maintaining a cautious stance, potentially affecting investor optimism.
ICICI Securities advises investors to maintain their current position in Avenue Super with a price target of ₹4,374, suggesting no immediate change in the investment strategy.
Despite a robust Q4 showing, DMart is experiencing a market reality check, indicating that even strong performances may not be immune to broader market challenges.
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Morgan Stanley continues to recommend buying shares in Lotak Bank, while Goldman Sachs advises investors to sell their stocks in Avenue Supermarts.
Based on analyst predictions, Avenue Supermarts' shares could potentially surge by up to 44%, following the release of their Q4 results. This positive outlook suggests potential growth for investors.
Emkay maintains its recommendation to sell shares in Avenue Supermarts, suggesting a possible reduction of about 19.3% from the current value, with the target price set at ₹3,700.
CLSA keeps a positive outlook for Avenue Supermarts, raising their target price to ₹6,628 after impressive Q4 results. The company saw an EBITDA growth of 25% and PAT growth of 17%, despite increased employee costs. Operating leverage was the key driver for margin improvement in the quarter.
Jefferies has increased its target price for Avenue Supermarts to ₹4,500 due to a 25% year-on-year EBITDA growth in Q4. This is attributed to solid LFL growth, the addition of 58 new stores, and expansion into new regions. However, a temporary demand surge has also been observed.
The Nifty index climbed by 1% today, primarily driven by gains in the real estate sector. However, notable companies like Kotak Mahindra Bank and Avenue Supermarts experienced a downturn despite posting strong financial results.
Despite a significant 19% profit increase, DMart's shares are under strain, causing investors to scrutinize the company's performance more closely due to ongoing profit growth concerns.
Today, BHEL, Ambuja Cements, Aditya Birla Capital, among others, will reveal their Q4 earnings. Additionally, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Avenue Supermarts (DMart), and Netweb are under scrutiny for their financial performance today.
CLSA has labeled DMart as an 'Outperform' investment, setting a target price of Rs 6628, driven by a impressive 17% Profit After Tax (PAT) growth in Q4 results. Other companies, Ambuja and Manappuram, are set to report their results today.
DMart's share price declined by 4% following the release of Q4 earnings, prompting responses from financial institutions Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.
Morgan Stanley maintains its bullish stance on Avenue Supermarts, predicting shares could reach ₹5,188, suggesting investors consider it as an attractive investment opportunity.
Key stocks like Kotak Mahindra Bank, DMart, Vodafone Idea, Nestle India, and Coal India are under the spotlight today due to recent news developments that may influence trading activities. Investors should keep a close eye on these stocks for potential opportunities or risks.
In Q4 of the fiscal year 2026, Avenue Supermarts experienced a 19% revenue growth to reach INR 17,205 crores, and a 17% profit after tax (PAT) increase to INR 725 crores. For the entire FY26, revenue climbed by 16% to INR 66,968 crores and PAT grew by 10%, despite adding 85 new stores.
Avenue Supermarts, the company behind D-Mart, reports a significant 19% increase in Q4 profits, reflecting robust growth and adding 58 new stores to its network, reinforcing a positive outlook for retail stocks.
Despite the margin pressures from e-commerce, DMart anticipates steady growth in its FY26 performance, demonstrating resilience amidst the digital shift in retail.
DMart's Q4 results showed a robust growth driven by an increase in store openings, however, Profit After Tax (PAT) fell short of expectations due to higher depreciation expenses.
Avenue Supermarts reported a higher-than-expected Q4 profit of ₹725 crore, surpassing the estimated ₹686 crore. However, economist CEA Nageswaran cautions that the ongoing conflict may cause oil price fluctuations and supply disruptions.
DMart reported a 19% year-on-year increase in Q4 profit to INR 656 crore, while revenue grew by the same percentage to INR 17,683 crore for FY26. However, compared to the previous quarter, profits saw a 23% drop and revenue declined by 2.3%.
On May 2nd, DMart, Kotak Mahindra Bank, and APL Apollo Tubes are set to release their Q4 results. These financial updates will provide crucial revenue data, margin details, and sector insights, potentially impacting stock prices and investment choices significantly.
DMart anticipates an increase in both revenue and EBITDA for Q4FY26. The company is keeping a close eye on the competitive quick commerce sector as a strategic priority.
ICRA has confirmed a high credit rating of A1 for Avenue Supermarts' debt of INR 800 crores, highlighting its excellent short-term credit standing across the entire duration of the loan.
DMart is favored by Abneesh Roy over Trent, as the rising prices in the FMCG sector seem to be benefiting DMart more. Despite Trent experiencing a challenging period, its outlook for future growth has improved.
Nestle, Tata Consumer, and Varun Beverages are projected to excel due to strong Q4 results from beverages and confectionery sectors, as suggested by CLSA. This optimism extends to Eternal and DMart, despite anticipated short-term volatility in the broader Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector.
Investor Chakri Lokapriya suggests selling shares of NSDL due to margin concerns, but recommends holding onto stocks like BEL, Marico, PB Fintech, and Kalyan Jewellers. HUL is seen as a long-term growth pick, while Avenue Supermarts gets mixed buy and hold ratings.
Morgan Stanley believes Avenue Supermarts has strong potential for growth in the retail sector, setting a target price of ₹5,188 even amidst global uncertainties. The company's resilience in the discretionary retail segment makes it less affected by geopolitical volatility.
PL Capital anticipates strong growth in the jewelry sector for Q4, with standout companies being Titan and Britannia due to a rebound in consumer demand. Their predictions take into account potential inflation impacts on various sectors like paints, groceries, retail, adhesives, and more.
Investment firm Emkay Global has recommended selling shares in Avenue Supermarts (DMart) due to increasing competition from quick commerce platforms and deteriorating operating metrics. This recommendation comes as DMart's expansion plans, higher capital expenditure, and shift to leasing stores could negatively impact free cash flows, profits, and premium valuation, according to Emkay.