MUMBAI: The stock price of Avenue Supermarts , which owns DMart , fell 8.4% on Monday on the back of subdued performance in Q2. Stiff competition from quick commerce platforms like Blinkit , Swiggy Instamart and Zepto in large metros has impacted the growth, analysts said. DMart's year-on-year consolidated revenue growth of 14% in Q2 was slower than its 18-20% revenue growth in the past few quarters, brokerages said. Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan downgraded DMart.
Quick commerce platforms deliver groceries, household essentials and a range of non-grocery items to consumers at their doorstep in 10 minutes, nudging more people to sign up for the services. Tnn
Quick commerce platforms deliver groceries, household essentials and a range of non-grocery items to consumers at their doorstep in 10 minutes, nudging more people to sign up for the services. Tnn
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