Avenue Supermarts falls after Q2 results, analysts keep hold
In short
Avenue Supermarts shares fell nearly 5% to a new 52-week low after its Q2FY27 results. The report says profit grew, but margins and free cash flow were weaker.
This matters because analysts still see the stock with caution: Motilal Oswal kept Neutral at ₹3,925 and ICICI Securities kept Hold at ₹3,700. The reporting does not give the full earnings figures.
What the reporting says
Avenue Supermarts shares fell nearly 5% to a fresh 52-week low after Q2FY27 results showed profit growth but weaker margins and free cash flow, according to the publisher summary. Motilal Oswal kept a Neutral rating with a ₹3,925 target, and ICICI Securities maintained Hold with a ₹3,700 target. The immediate consequence is pressure on the stock, while the reporting does not give the exact profit or margin numbers.
Why it matters
Avenue Supermarts shares fell nearly 5% to a fresh 52-week low after Q2FY27 results, with the publisher summary pointing to profit growth but weaker margins and free cash flow. Motilal Oswal kept a Neutral view at ₹3,925, while ICICI Securities held its Hold call at ₹3,700. The move shows investor concern about profitability quality, but the available reporting does not provide the detailed numbers behind the downgrade in sentiment.