Where the stock stands
Avenue Supermarts Ltd., a Consumer Services company, last closed at 3813.0 on 2026-10-01, and the pack's most recent price is 3567.0, down 6.45 per cent from that close. The stock sits 17.89 per cent below its 52-week high of 4644.0 and just 5.92 per cent above its 52-week low of 3600.0, so it is near the bottom of its annual range. Valuation shows a price-to-earnings ratio of 75.86, price-to-book of 9.47, earnings per share of 46.91 and a market capitalisation of 232121.0 crore, with a dividend yield of 0.0 per cent. A price-to-earnings ratio of 75.86 means the shares change hands at a large multiple of earnings, which the pack records as a field without commenting on whether that is warranted. The pack does not describe the company's business beyond its sector.
What the smart-money flow shows
The pack carries no disclosed bulk or block deals, no futures positioning and no insider filings for the stock, so there is no named institutional footprint to report. The only forward-looking data point of this kind is an upcoming earnings date of 2026-10-10, with an EPS estimate of 13.35936. That estimate is the pack's own figure and is a forecast, not a reported result. Beyond it, the visible evidence on this page is the price action, the valuation and the company's own business update rather than flows.
The technical picture
The stock trades below both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, with a relative strength index of 51.1 — roughly neutral despite the sharp single-day fall. Daily volume ran at 1.52 times normal. It is down 6.19 per cent over three months and 14.80 per cent over the past year, and broadly flat over the month at -0.01 per cent, while up 0.67 per cent over the week before the latest drop. No golden cross, death cross or Darvas breakout is recorded. A stock that trades below both its long-term averages is generally read as being in a downtrend, though the pack does not label it that way.
Catalysts and what to watch
The headline event is the company's Q2 business update. NDTV Profit reported revenue from operations above 16,000 crore and a store count of 518, while scanx.trade reported turnover of INR 67,000 crore and a 15 per cent store-expansion plan. cnbctv18 said analysts at two brokerages issued the stock's highest share price objectives after the update, and MarketsMOJO rated it a Sell — so the published views point in opposite directions. Two opposite ratings on the same day's news is itself a useful signal: the market's view is not settled. What the data does not establish is why the shares fell so sharply on a day the update described growth in revenue and stores: the pack records the fall and the headlines but does not connect them.