How do retail investors get benefited by Dmart owning land and properties, unless they are liquidated at a higher price, when the company does not see any need for the assets, as the TAM shrank overtime, say in 20 years, as Dmart has matured.
How would any company which holds valuable assets benefits a retail investor unless those valuable assets are disposed and the proceeds are shared with the retail investors? These assets may attract another company, which gets some kind of a controlling interest and liquidates the assets, which benefit them but not retail, I don’t know if this can happen or not, I am saying that how does retail get benefited from Dmart’s increasing real estate assets?
If you can provide an answer w.r.t retail, that would help.
I am not from finance background, so there could be a lot of gaps in my understanding, and as you are a CA, you can provide a picture.
Have a position in Dmart, I consider it to be a very long story.
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