DMart Share Price Jump 5% In Biggest Single-Day Rally In 5 Months, Still 23% Below Recent Highs

Avenue Supermarts share price (NSE: DMART), which runs the DMart retail chain, rose 5% on January 7, touching an intraday high of ₹3,844.70. This marked the stock’s largest single-day rise since mid-August 2025.

Relief After Prolonged Selling Pressure

The rally brought some relief to shareholders after months of weakness. DMart shares have been under pressure since hitting a one-year high of ₹4,949 in September 2025.

December Quarter Performance

For the December quarter (Q3FY26), DMart reported standalone revenue of ₹17,612.62 crore, up 13.15% year-on-year compared to the same period last year.

While growth remained in double digits, it slowed compared to the 16% and 15% growth seen in the first 2 quarters of FY26. During the quarter, DMart added 10 new stores, taking total additions in FY26 to 27 stores. The company now operates 442 stores across India.

DMart Share Price Performance 

From its September peak of ₹4,949, DMart shares are still down 23%. From the all-time high of ₹5,900, the stock has fallen over 35%. On a yearly basis, DMart ended 2025 with a 6.2% gain, recovering from a decline seen in 2024.

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Conclusion

DMart’s 5% jump marks a strong short-term bounce after months of selling pressure. While store expansion remains a key positive, margin challenges and slower growth continue to weigh on the stock. Investors may see near-term relief, but sustained recovery will depend on earnings momentum and competitive pressures easing.

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