Working capital turnover analysis is critical for determining how efficiently a company uses its short-term assets and liabilities to produce revenue. In the retail industry, good inventory management, supplier credit, and consumer demand are all key performance metrics. Working capital turnover is a crucial performance metric. This paper investigates DMart, a well-known retail chain in India, to assess the effectiveness of its working capital management in relation to sales growth. The analysis shows that DMart can maintain a high level of operational efficiency and cash flow while transforming its working capital into revenue by examining the company’s financial data. The findings show that DMart’s high working capital turnover ratio reflects its clever cost-cutting tactics, solid supplierrelationships, and outstanding inventory control. In a highly competitive retail sector, these elements contribute to the company’s profitability and growth. This paper highlights the significance of working capital management as a factor influencing financial performance in the retail sector.