GCEIP 500 Company profile
Avenue Supermarts Limited
DMart’s parent, Avenue Supermarts, reported 415 stores at the end of FY2024–25, all in India. Its reach is domestic rather than global, with a value-retail model centred on food, household goods and everyday purchases.
The company
What it does
Avenue Supermarts Limited operates the DMart supermarket chain in India. Its stores sell food, fast-moving consumer goods, household products, apparel and general merchandise, with an emphasis on value retail.
Across markets
Avenue Supermarts reported 415 stores across 10 states, one union territory and the National Capital Region in FY2024–25. Its business-responsibility report says it had no international locations and did not export goods or services. That makes the company’s direct footprint Indian, while its purchasing decisions connect it to domestic manufacturers, distributors, farmers and consumer-goods supply chains. The annual report records 35.3 crore customer bill cuts during the year; this is a transaction count, not a unique-customer measure.
The company’s footprint and context are linked to the public sources below.
GCEIP view
What the record tells us
DMart is a useful counterpoint in a global company study: scale does not always mean overseas operations. Avenue Supermarts’ influence is concentrated in Indian retail, where its store growth and purchasing model affect access to everyday goods and competition with other retailers. GCEIP will describe that domestic role accurately instead of implying an international presence. Its WCRC 1000 market-cap rank makes it a research candidate but contributes no award-count points.
Published recognition
Selected results
See published awards and company-list results 1 sources
- WCRC 1000 (discovery only) · 2026View source
Indian public-company scale indicator; not an award or recognition score
WCRC 1000 market-capitalisation rank #29 of 1,000