’s stock tanked over 2.5% till 12:50 PM following Q2 results, with margins under pressure and same-store sales growth slowing to 6.8%. Rising operational costs, competitive pressures, and DMart Ready’s e‑commerce scale-back weighed on sentiment, keeping analysts cautious on near-term profitability.
• 📉 Stock Dip: DMart declines post Q2 results, reflecting investor caution despite steady revenue growth.
• 💸 Margin Squeeze: EBITDA falls to 7.28% from 7.57% YoY due to higher employee and finance costs.
• 🏪 Slowing Sales: Same-store sales growth slows to 6.8%, the lowest in 10 quarters (excluding pandemic periods).
• 🛒 E-Commerce Retreat: DMart Ready scales back operations, exiting five cities, reducing geographical presence.
• ⚠️ Rising Costs & Competition: Higher operational costs and competitive pressures weigh on profitability.
• 🔍 Analyst Sentiment: Mixed to cautious outlook; revenue momentum remains, but margin compression and cost inflation may limit near-term gains.
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