DMart shares fall to 52-week low after 4.4% drop
In short
Avenue Supermarts, which runs DMart, saw its share price fall 4.4% and hit a 52-week low of ₹3,366. It opened at ₹3,405 after closing earlier at ₹3,520, and has fallen 23% in six months.
This matters because the stock has done worse than the Sensex. The reporting does not say why the shares are dropping.
What the reporting says
Avenue Supermarts shares fell 4.4% to hit a 52-week low of ₹3,366 after opening at ₹3,405 versus a previous close of ₹3,520. Mint Markets’ summary said the stock was down 23% over six months, compared with a 7% loss in the Sensex. The reporting does not state a company explanation for the decline, so the immediate driver remains unclear.
Why it matters
Avenue Supermarts shares hit a 52-week low of ₹3,366 after opening at ₹3,405, with the previous close at ₹3,520. The publisher summary also said the stock has fallen 23% over six months versus a 7% decline in the Sensex. The reporting does not identify a specific catalyst, so the reason for the move is not stated.