Shares of DMart fall about 6% ahead of the company’s annual investor meet, where management is expected to present the first detailed strategic roadmap under CEO Anshul Asawa. According to reports, Asawa took over as chief executive in February 2026 and later became Managing Director in April 2026 following shareholder approval. The investor meet is positioned as an opportunity for the company to outline near- and medium-term priorities and provide updates on strategy, performance and outlook. With Asawa newly in charge, investors are watching for clarity on operational plans and growth direction. The reported share movement reflects market anticipation ahead of the meeting rather than a specific company announcement about financial results in the coverage provided. Overall, the sources link the share decline to expectations around what the investor meet will communicate under the new leadership timeline, noting that Asawa’s leadership changes complete only after the April 2026 appointment as Managing Director.