DMart 

DMart is the consumer-facing name of Avenue Supermarts Limited, the listed Indian value retailer founded around Radhakishan Damani’s first Powai store in 2002, with headquarters in Mumbai. It is not a luxury department store, not a quick-commerce dark store, and not a social-media hosting firm. A shopper who buys groceries, home, or general merchandise under the D Mart fascia, or who picks house brands such as Minimax, Premia, D Homes, or Dutch Harbour, is still dealing with the same legal entity that files results, operates the chain, and warrants the till. The mission language is lowest-priced retailer: everyday value on a wide basket, not a flash-sale marketplace and not a membership club. Scale is stated as about 500 locations across 17 states, union territories, and the National Capital Region. Those figures are company-facing snapshots used in this listing; this text does not invent a higher store count or a state-by-state census. Confirm the latest footprint in filings and on the company’s own site rather than treating a social caption as a map. The private-label set—D Mart as the fascia, Minimax, Premia, D Homes, and Dutch Harbour—covers grocery, household, and home ranges that sit beside national brands on the same floor. ACT values are how the company talks about behaviour in stores and offices; they are culture language, not a coupon. Governance and disclosure follow listed-company practice. Invoices, loyalty terms, vendor onboarding, and audited figures belong on Avenue Supermarts’ own website and in exchange filings, not in a Facebook comment. Official social destinations—Facebook at Avenue-Supermarts (the hyphenated path may fail in some clients; the intended page is still that handle) and LinkedIn at /company/avenue-super-marts-ltd-dmart—are brand, employer, and public-information channels. They publish store and value stories, results headlines, and campus colour. They are not checkout desks, not job-offer payment desks, and not places to complete KYC or send a “retainer” to a personal account. Impersonation of grocery chains is common; treat any message that asks for OTP, Aadhaar images, or payment off the official invoice as fraud. English is the corporate language of investor and employer communication; store signage and campaigns may use other languages. Country for these listings is India. Follow only the official handles listed here. Confirm location lists, house-brand names, and the 500-location, 17-state-plus-UT-and-NCR footprint on the company website, then treat every post as communication from Damani’s Mumbai-headquartered value retailer whose commercial fact is DMart, Minimax, Premia, D Homes, Dutch Harbour, and the lowest-priced retailer mission.