Walmart
Walmart is a global omni-channel retailer that provides a broad assortment of merchandise and services through physical stores and eCommerce platforms. The company operates under a customer-centric strategy focused on price leadership and convenience, leveraging its 'Everyday Low Price' (EDLP) philosophy to serve millions of customers weekly.
Financials
Based on Q4 2025 filing
Business Segments
Walmart U.S.
primaryThe largest segment operating retail stores in all 50 states, Washington D.C., and Puerto Rico, offering a seamless omni-channel experience across grocery, general merchandise, and health and wellness.
Great Value, Equate, Mainstays, Bettergoods, Walmart+, Walmart Connect
Individual consumers, Busy families, Household shoppers
Walmart International
majorOperates various retail, wholesale, and other business formats outside the U.S., including eCommerce and physical stores in 18 countries.
Flipkart, PhonePe, Massmart, Walmex
Global retail consumers, Wholesale customers, Digital payment users
Sam's Club U.S.
moderateA membership-only warehouse club that provides high-quality products and services to members, focusing on bulk items and curated assortments.
Member's Mark, Sam's Cash, Scan & Go
Individual members, Small business owners
Segment Financials
Walmart U.S. — Net Sales
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Competitive Position
Walmart is a global leader in retail, maintaining a dominant market position through its massive scale, integrated supply chain, and commitment to price leadership.
Geographies
United States, Canada, Mexico, Central America, India, China
Customer Segments
Mass market consumers, Value-conscious families, Small businesses
Upstream Dependencies
Global consumer goods manufacturers, Agricultural producers, Logistics and transportation providers, Technology and cloud infrastructure providers
Downstream Customers
Individual retail shoppers, Small business members, Advertising clients, Third-party marketplace sellers
Competitors & Partners
Competitors
Walmart FAQ
Common questions about Walmart
Walmart is a global omni-channel retailer that provides a broad assortment of merchandise and services through physical stores and eCommerce platforms. The company operates under a customer-centric strategy focused on price leadership and convenience, leveraging its 'Everyday Low Price' (EDLP) philosophy to serve millions of customers weekly.
Walmart is scheduled to report earnings for Q1 2027 on May 14, 2026. Analysts estimate revenue of $172.88B.
Walmart generated $680.99B in trailing twelve-month revenue with net income of $19.4B, representing a net margin of 2.9%. Gross margin stands at 24.9%, with free cash flow of -$7.1B. These figures are based on the Q4 2025 filing.
Walmart 's key competitors include Costco Wholesale, Amazon, Target, and others. These companies compete in similar markets and product categories.
Walmart has approximately 2,100,000 employees.