well, nothing wrong in being optimistic, on lighter note..a third way to look at it can be that now even the middle class in India is able to afford Audi (and SUVs of course)…as I said nothing wrong in being optimistic 
(I am imagining how a bag full of groceries and ashirvaad aata would look in an Audi’s trunk )
In FY25, the company added 50 stores, taking the total to 415 stores. Total bill cuts in FY25 stood at 35.3 crore (v/s 30.3 crore in FY24), supported by stores addition. The management continues to remain bullish on the brick and mortar business along with e-commerce. The company is focusing on rapidly increasing the number of stores in the coming years. The management is seeing good opportunity in North India for store expansions, mainly in Uttar Pradesh (UP).
Insightful article about Dmart
Dmart is dead. Long live Dmart. - Stock Insights News | The Financial Express https://share.google/xSFwD4KnyDaSUSqX5
Still holding with the same thesis even after 4 years; PE remains the same, but EPS continues to grow.
