Home » Despite sales up 6.2% in Q3, Walmart innovates to reduce store theft Despite sales up 6.2% in Q3, Walmart innovates to reduce store theft Driven by more profitable e-commerce and healthy like-for-like growth, Walmart was in brilliant health in Q3. While the group struggles to protect against theft, it launched innovations to ensure that this does not penalise a customer experience. Through Morgane Monteiro. Published on 22 November 2024 à 14h30 - Update on 07 April 2025 à 15h38 Resources On November 19, the world’s largest food retailer Walmart published results for Q3 ended on October 25. Despite a strike at U.S. ports and 2 hurricanes, sales were at US$169.6 billion (up by 6.2% at constant exchange rates,… Morgane Monteiro omnichannelWalmart Read more Inflation, retail sales, unemployment: 7 charts to understand the health of retail in Europe and the U.S.A. in H1 2024 [Food retail Barometer] 6 charts to understand the financial health of the world's Top 10 in 2023
