Walmart
Walmart sells groceries and general merchandise at everyday low prices through more than 10,900 stores and clubs and its e-commerce sites, and increasingly earns from advertising, marketplace and memberships like Walmart+ and Sam's Club.
It also earns from advertising, not only from selling goods.
Advertising and memberships add income beyond store and online sales.
How big is Walmart?
Mostly Walmart U.S. stores.
- Walmart U.S.68%$483B
- Walmart International18%$130B
- Sam's Club U.S.13%$93B
- Membership and other income1%$6.75B
Low prices, huge scale.
- 1Everyday low prices
- 2At massive scale
- 3Stores as pickup hubs
Lower costs fund lower prices, so traffic keeps feeding scale.
More than Walmart.
- Walton family (Walton Enterprises, LLC, incl. shares of Walton Family Holdings Trust under irrevocable proxy)44.11%
- Walton Family Holdings Trust6.44%
CEO: John Furner
- 1962First Walmart opens in Rogers, Arkansas
- 1970Initial public offering
- 1983First Sam's Club opens
- 1988First Supercenter adds groceries
- 1991Goes international via Mexico joint venture
Every number on this page comes from Walmart's own reports.
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