What was filed
Avenue Supermarts Limited, which owns and operates the DMart supermarket chain, released its press release on standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 (Q1 FY27). Both revenue and profit grew year-on-year on standalone and consolidated views, with margins broadly steady versus the same quarter last year, per the filing.
Store rollout and same-store trends
The company opened three new stores during the quarter, taking its total to 503 (including one store at Navi Mumbai currently closed for reconstruction), spanning 20.7 million sq. ft. of retail business area across 17 states and union territories.
Managing Director & CEO Anshul Asawa noted that revenue from two-years-and-older DMart stores grew more slowly than in the year-ago quarter, and that growth in older large-metro stores — which carry significantly higher revenue per square foot — was flat this quarter, while non-metro stores continued to grow well. That operating colour sits behind the headline growth figures.
E-commerce footprint narrowed
On the DMart Ready e-commerce business, Whole Time Director & CEO Vikram Dasu said the company discontinued operations in seven cities that were marginal contributors during the quarter. As of June 30, 2026, DMart Ready operates in 11 cities, with a stated focus on deepening presence in large metro cities and improving the model.
Standalone versus consolidated
The filing gives both standalone results (the DMart brick-and-mortar business) and consolidated results (which include the e-commerce arm). Consolidated margins were slightly lower than standalone, reflecting the drag of the online operations; figures for both are set out in the key facts.