Part of Avenue Supermarts
DMart Ready
DMart Ready is expanding, with FY26 revenue up 17% to ₹4,093.61 crore, eight net fulfilment centres added and service in 18 cities (Business Standard, 24 Jul). Its FY26 net loss widened to ₹306.53 crore (Business Standard).
What it means Quick-commerce rivals Blinkit and Swiggy Instamart face a cheaper basket in Bengaluru, where DMart Ready's 18.8% average discount beats their 15.7% and 13.7%.
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From 6 stories, the newest dated 10 Oct 2026. Summary written 13 Oct 2026.
DMart Ready is the online grocery arm of DMart.
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It is operated by Avenue E-Commerce, a unit of Avenue Supermarts, the operator of DMart.[1] source: ET Retail[2] source: ET Retail Avenue Supermarts' H1 FY2027 investor presentation, filed on 10 October 2026, covers DMart Ready alongside store expansion and financial metrics.[3] source: NSE India: company announcements DMart Ready targets delivery within 6 hours for most customers.[4] source: Financial Express
In September 2026, Financial Express reported that DMart Ready had reduced operations to 11 cities from 24 a year earlier, with 7 cities exited in the June quarter.[4] source: Financial Express Its FY26 revenue was Rs 4,093.61 crore, up 16.9% from Rs 3,502.42 crore, and its FY26 loss was Rs 306.53 crore versus Rs 247.37 crore.[4] source: Financial Express In August 2026, Avenue Supermarts approved up to Rs 500 crore of fresh investment in Avenue E-Commerce, after Rs 350 crore was invested during FY26.[2] source: ET Retail On 8 September 2026, Avenue Supermarts was allotted Rs 300 crore of 90-day commercial paper at a 6.40% coupon.[1] source: ET Retail A Jefferies Bengaluru grocery-basket check, reported in September 2026, found DMart Ready offered the deepest overall discount at 18.8%, ahead of Blinkit at 15.7% and Swiggy Instamart at 13.7%.[5] source: Financial Express
In July 2026, DMart CEO Anshul Asawa outlined profitability-led DMart Ready operations across 11 cities amid quick-commerce pressure.[6] source: Mint Blinkit, Zepto and Swiggy Instamart are the quick-commerce rivals named in connection with DMart Ready.[4] source: Financial Express
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Questions about DMart Ready
Who owns DMart Ready?
DMart Ready is operated by Avenue E-Commerce, the online grocery unit of Avenue Supermarts, which also operates the DMart store chain. [1] source: ET Retail[2] source: ET Retail
How fast is DMart Ready growing in India?
DMart Ready's FY26 revenue was Rs 4,093.61 crore, up 16.9% from Rs 3,502.42 crore, while its FY26 loss widened to Rs 306.53 crore from Rs 247.37 crore. [4] source: Financial Express
What is DMart Ready's current strategy in India?
In July 2026, DMart targeted profitability-led DMart Ready operations across 11 cities. In August 2026, Avenue Supermarts approved up to Rs 500 crore for Avenue E-Commerce. In September 2026, DMart Ready was reported to have cut operations to 11 cities from 24 and to target 6-hour delivery. [6] source: Mint[2] source: ET Retail[4] source: Financial Express
Who are DMart Ready's main competitors?
DMart Ready competes with Blinkit, Zepto and Swiggy Instamart. A Jefferies Bengaluru basket check reported in September 2026 found its average discount of 18.8% ahead of Blinkit's 15.7% and Swiggy Instamart's 13.7%. [4] source: Financial Express[5] source: Financial Express
Stories that mention DMart Ready
5 stories
DMart Ready is named in these stories but is not their subject.
- DMart Ready Exits 7 Cities, Retreats to 11 Metros as Quick-Commerce Bites
- DMart Q1 net profit rises 11.3% to ₹860.44 cr as sales climb 14.9%
- DMart Q1 FY27: Revenue up 14.9% but margins squeezed by costs, slowing metro-store growth
- DMart adds record 85 stores in FY26, crosses 500 outlets as analysts back store-led push
- DMart pumps Rs 149.99 cr into Avenue E-Commerce as DMart Ready crosses Rs 4,000 cr in FY26