DMart share price 2026: range, results, key valuation

What moved DMart stock in the latest updates

Avenue Supermarts Ltd. (DMart) was quoted at ₹4,286.90 on 19 June 2026 (3:59 PM IST), down 0.46% versus the previous close of ₹4,306.70. A separate market snapshot also showed DMart around ₹4,357 with a 1.45% move on the day, highlighting that the numbers were captured at different timestamps across feeds. Across these updates, the common takeaway was that DMart traded in a narrow band relative to its broader 52-week range.

Investors typically watch DMart closely around earnings and quarterly business updates because the stock’s valuation is sensitive to even small shifts in margins and cost lines. The latest set of figures in the data points to steady revenue expansion over the longer term, but with a visible pullback in profitability in the most recent quarter disclosed.

Day range, open, and key price levels

One price screen listed the day’s low at ₹4,277.70 and high at ₹4,385.00, with an open price of ₹4,290.10 and previous close of ₹4,294.60. Another screen (as of 1 July 2026) put the day range at ₹4,220.50 to ₹4,374.70, with a previous close of ₹4,380.70 and last traded price of ₹4,328.60. These are not contradictory in direction but reflect different market moments.

For longer-term context, the 52-week range was shown as ₹3,529.00 to ₹4,949.50 in one feed. Another quote panel listed a 52-week high of ₹4,830.3 and 52-week low of ₹3,646.5. Taken together, these snapshots place the stock well off the 52-week high zone, but also comfortably above the 52-week low points captured in the data.

Valuation and market-cap snapshot

A valuation snapshot showed DMart with a market capitalisation of ₹2,83,058.65 crore, a P/E ratio of 95.31, and a P/B ratio of 11.09. The same panel listed EBITDA margin at 7.64% and ROE at 13.90%, with dividend yield at 0%. Book value was shown at ₹391.31 and face value at ₹10.

High P/E multiples can compress quickly if profit growth slows, which is why the market often reacts more to margin commentary and cost inflation than to topline growth alone. In DMart’s case, the recent quarterly numbers include a sharp sequential decline in net profit from the immediately preceding quarter in the table provided.

March 2026 quarter: income down, profit sharper

For the quarter ending March 2026, revenue or total income was shown around ₹17,702 crore (₹17,702.03 crore in the detailed table), with growth of -2.29%. Profit for the same period was listed at ₹656 crore (₹656.59 crore in the quarterly table), down 23.30%.

This combination of a mild decline in income and a steeper drop in profit usually signals pressure on operating leverage, costs, or both. The dataset also includes a quarterly line-item view showing increases in operating expenses and selling, general and administrative costs in the comparison periods.

Q1 (Jun 2025) vs Mar 2026: what the detailed table shows

A quarterly results table (all figures in ₹ crore) compared June 2025 with March 2026 on a QoQ basis. Total revenue was ₹16,359.70 crore in June 2025 versus ₹17,683.86 crore in March 2026, a QoQ change shown as 10.00%. Net income was ₹772.97 crore in June 2025 versus ₹656.59 crore in March 2026, with the QoQ comparison listed as 40.31% (reflecting the decline).

The same table showed selling/general/admin expenses rising to ₹420.04 crore in March 2026 from ₹346.86 crore in June 2025. Total operating expense in March 2026 was ₹16,756.89 crore compared with ₹15,292.36 crore in June 2025. Diluted normalised EPS was listed at 10.09 for March 2026 and 11.85 for June 2025.

Longer quarterly trend: sales and operating profit

Another quarterly panel listed sales of ₹17,204.5 crore in March 2026, following ₹17,612.62 crore in December 2025 and ₹16,218.79 crore in September 2025. Operating profit was shown at ₹1,261.87 crore for March 2026 compared with ₹1,511.04 crore in December 2025 and ₹1,262.88 crore in September 2025.

These snapshots point to a pattern where revenue stayed elevated through FY25-FY26 periods shown, while operating profit fluctuated more visibly. That gap is often where investors focus, especially for retail formats where cost control and mix matter as much as footfalls.

Growth metrics and mutual fund holdings shown

The dataset also included growth summaries: revenue growth of +19% (1Y TTM) and a 3Y CAGR of +24%. Profit growth was also shown at +19% (1Y TTM) and a 3Y CAGR of +22%.

On fund holdings, two schemes were listed with AUM percentages: Bandhan Multi Cap Fund Direct Growth (1.18) and ICICI Prudential Flexicap Fund Direct Growth (4.09). The table did not specify the timeframe or whether these are portfolio weights, so the numbers are best read as a snapshot rather than a trend.

Analyst views and target-price range cited

Analyst commentary in the provided text noted that DMart shares declined after Q1 FY26 updates, with a modest year-on-year increase in net profit and revenue growth that some viewed as below expectations. The target price range cited in the text was between ₹3,450 and ₹5,466.

It also noted Nuvama suggesting a ‘Hold’ and Motilal Oswal maintaining a ‘Buy’, with concerns flagged around rising costs. Separately, the text referenced cautious views from Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, and Morgan Stanley after the Q1 FY26 update.

Market context alongside the stock move

One market update in the text said the NSE Nifty index was down 38.45 points at 25,111.4. Broad market tone matters for high-multiple consumer and retail names because risk appetite can shift quickly when indices turn weak.

In DMart’s case, the price movement captured for 19 June 2026 was relatively small at -0.46%, but it came alongside discussion of margin and cost pressures, which tend to influence how investors interpret even routine quarterly updates.

Key facts table

Financial snapshot table (₹ crore)

What investors are likely tracking next

The text indicated DMart’s next earnings report date as 13 July 2026. Separately, it referenced a board meeting and results for the period ended 31 March 2026, with results dated around 1 May 2026 and a “latest release” shown as 2 May 2026.

With the stock priced at a high earnings multiple in the snapshot, the near-term focus typically stays on operating cost lines, margin trajectory, and the pace of revenue growth relative to expectations. The next dated event in the provided information is the 13 July 2026 earnings report, which will add a fresher set of numbers for investors to compare against the March 2026 quarter trend.