Investor Meet 2018: Simplicity is the best policy Some pearls of wisdom' from DMart's maiden post-IPO management meet: 1) It would be extremely foolish to not leverage the company's best-in-class cost efficiencies to offer the best prices to consumers and ring-fence them. If competitors cut prices, DMart will cut even more. 2) Inflation is good for consumer businesses as it provides higher value-growth' and lends some sort of leverage and margin support. 3) Retail opportunity in India is so large ($616bn in FY16, set to rise to $960bn by FY20; DMart is yet to set up shops in states that account for c.45% of the country's retail spends) that there is no point worrying about...