Walmart maintained growth while generating higher profits from the core business. With online sales accounting for 18% of total revenue -a level equivalent to Target - e-commerce triggered numerous positive additional opportunities, including marketplace expansion, advertising, fulfilment service and subscriptions.
Over a past year, Walmart’s stock price surged by 74%, rising from $52.2 to $90.8. The world’s largest retailer by sales published annual results on February 20 (for the fiscal year ending January 31, 2025). Revenue reached US$681 billion, marking a $33 billion increase in 12 months. Growth stood at 5.6% on a constant currency basis, matching last year’s pace and significantly outpacing food inflation, which reached 1.9% in the US. Walmart’s sales volumes have risen once again, reversing...
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