Brokerages split on DMart after Q2 results show 18% revenue growth but weak same-store sales; CLSA bullish with target near 723 rupees while Citi maintains sell with target near 3,300 rupees; Motilal Oswal neutral with…
Brokerages split on DMart after Q2 results show 18% revenue growth but weak same-store sales; CLSA bullish with target near 723 rupees while Citi maintains sell with target near 3,300 rupees; Motilal Oswal neutral with target 4,000.
- CLSA target price
- 723 rupees per share
- Citi target price
- 3,300 rupees per share
- Motilal Oswal target price
- 4,000 rupees
- Standalone revenue growth
- 18 percent
- Prior quarter revenue growth
- 15 percent
Heard on business television between 15:05:37 - 15:08:37 IST.
- CLSA has a bullish target of about 723 rupees (likely a scaled figure) while Citi maintains a sell rating with a target of almost 3,300 rupees, reflecting a big divergence between brokerages.
- Siddharth Kemka of Motilal Oswal said standalone revenue growth recovered to 18% from 15% in Q1, slightly ahead of his estimate of 16% but in line with street expectations.
- He noted same-store sales growth was missing, and post-Q1 management had tempered store addition targets of 15%, saying the accelerated pace of FY26 is unlikely to repeat.
- He said same-store sales will remain constrained by capacity limitations and intensifying quick-commerce competition in metro catchment areas.
- Motilal Oswal rates the stock neutral with a target price of around 4,000 rupees, citing limited near-term positive catalysts as DMart Ready focuses on profitability over expansion.
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