The couple has bought these apartments spread over a total 8,379 sq ft from real estate developer Rustomjee Group's subsidiary Keystone Rea...

For the quarter ended June 30, 2022, the company has reported a consolidated total income of Rs 10067.21 crore, up 14.15 per cent from last...

DMart's m-cap stood roughly at Rs 3,82,182 crore. At this valuation, Radhakishan Damani and his family's stake in the company was worth Rs ...

Noronha held 1,30,74,043 shares (or 2.02 per cent) stake in DMart as of September quarter, down 52,192 shares over 1,31,26,235 shares (or 2...

Avenue Supermarts, the operator of retail chain DMart, has pushed back plans to enter the cash-and-carry business amid the disruption cause...

Instead, he is in a line of business that’s as traditional as it gets – groceries, largely.

The analyst suggested a stoploss at Rs 1942.

DMart has maintained its level of price discounting during April-November 2019, providing comfort on its gross margin.

Despite DMart's robust business model, market expectations for revenue growth and operating margins are high.

Some brokerages have raised the red flag on the stock, saying it has gone up too much, too fast.

Buy Avenue Supermarts Ltd. at a price target of Rs 1295.0 and a stop loss at Rs 1210 from entry point.

Buy Avenue Supermarts Ltd. at a price target of Rs 1245.0 and a stop loss at Rs 1160 from entry point.

Avenue Supermarts' Noronha on promoter Damani's pathbreaking decision to let his young team run the show.

Avenue Supermarts IPO prospectus showed that 42-year-old Noronha held 1.37 crore shares of the company.

Among its employees, Ignatius Navil Noronha, the company's MD, is worth nearly Rs 900 crore.

Over the years, D’Mart stunned the industry as retail chains backed by corporate houses with deep pockets struggled to break even.

In his late 20s, Noronha was handpicked by ace investor Radhakishan Damani to head his retail venture D'Mart. Damani spotted the young acco...