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Phoenix offers cheaper retail proxy. Real estate is the risk

Mint Kolkata

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April 10, 2026

Shares of The Phoenix Mills Ltd have risen 7% in the past two sessions, buoyed by its Q4FY26 business update.

- Manish Joshi feedback@livemint.com

While the quarter was robust for its retail consumption and hotel (hospitality) segments, residential pre-sales were a dampener, falling 43% year-on-year (yo-y), mirroring broader trends across retail, hospitality and real estate.Phoenix’s retail consumption growth of 31% yo-y in Q4FY26 was the fastest in FY26, beating analysts’ expectations. The performance is particularly notable as the company added no new malls during the year. Phoenix benefits directly when retail sales rise because its rental revenue model is closely linked to tenants’ sales. In that sense, the stock doubles as a proxy play on retail consumption.

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