The income from the operations was reported in 14.462.39 RS against 12.393,46 RS in the fourth quarter of the previous financial year.
In line with the sequential basis, the PAT fell by 21%, while at 784.65 RS for the December quarter of the fiscal year, the income from the operations decreased by 7% in the time period. The income from the operations was 15.565.23 RR for the previous quarter of the 25 financial year.
The total costs of the DMART witnessed annual increases from 11,641,85 RS to 13,713 RS compared to the previous year. However, the same thing saw a 5.7% QOQ decline. The total costs at the end of the December quarter were 14,549.07 RR.
The PAT of Radhakishan Damani for the whole of 2025 rose from 2,694.92 RS to 8.6% RS for the 2023-24 fiscal year.
FAVÖK is 4,543 RS for FY25, RS in RS24 of 4,099 RS. EBITDA margin fell from 8.3% to 8.3% to 7.9% compared to the previous year. The company also reported that it has added 28 new stores in 4.FY25, while the company added in 2025 about DMART’s brick and mortar works. Margins; (ii) Increase in wages for the entry-level roles directed by the demand-treatment in talented labor force; and (iii) Continuous investments aimed at increasing service levels, including faster return times for availability, outputs and upcoming store launch.
DMART has reported a strong growth in Key Metro cities in the DMART ready-made business. A few collection points (puppies) have been closed throughout the year, and the home delivery channel witnessed a more robust moment than balancing the sales effect of closing.
The management described the FY25 as a period of “resetting and reviewing” that shows its strong value positioning and curatoric diversity, which strengthens the scalability and relevance of the DMART ready model for Metro City consumers.
With the combination of a DMART store format and a more focused DMART ready -to -presence in certain urban markets, the company expects the stronger growth of urban shopping, but acknowledges that profitability for the independent online segment can take more time.
On Friday, DMART shares closed 3% lower than 4,060.50 RS in BSE.
