Walmart is the world’s largest retailer, offering both physical retail and e-commerce. In 2023, it was America's largest company by revenue. Groceries currently account for about 60% of its sales, but the company also sells a wide range of general merchandise, through Walmart U.S., Walmart International, and Sam's Club warehouse stores. Walmart also offers health care products and pharmacy services. Founded in 1945, the company changed its name from Wal-Mart Stores to Walmart in 2018.
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Walmart in 2017 became the first retailer to agree to hit science-based targets to reduce emissions. That same year, it launched Project Gigaton in 2017 to reduce, avoid, or sequester 1 billion metric tons, or a gigaton, of greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. With more than 5,900 of its suppliers signing up to cut carbon emissions, Walmart hit its gigaton goal this year—more than six years ahead of schedule.
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- Updated:9/25/24
- Country:U.S.
- Headquarters:Bentonville, Ark.
- Industry:General Merchandisers
- CEO:C. Douglas McMillon
- Website:https://corporate.walmart.com
- Ticker:WMT
- Company type:Public
- Revenues ($M):$648,125
- Profits ($M):$15,511
- Market value ($M):$620,312
- Number of employees:2,100,000
Figures are for fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 2024. Market value as of July 15, 2024.
- Sector:Stores and Distributors
- Industry:General Merchandisers
- Current All-Star Rank:9
- Previous All-Star Rank:13
- Industry Rank:1
- Previous Industry Rank:3
- Overall Score:7.7
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Due to weak distribution of responses, only the aggregate industry score and rank are published.
- Sector:Retailing
- Culture rank:195
- Process rank:29
- Product rank:185
- Rank last year:-
- Years on list:4
- U.S. employees:1,600,000
- U.S. job openings:103,776
- Year founded:1962
Employees and job openings are U.S.-only.
- 100% health coverage:No
- Subsidized childcare:No
- Compressed work weeks:did not disclose
- Option to work remotely:Yes
- Minimum requirement in-office attendance (days per week):varies by team
- Percentage of health care premiums covered:-
- Mental health coverage:Yes
- Free mental health sessions (per year):20
- Free backup childcare time off (days):-
- Maximum $ amount covered for fertility services:$20,000
- Fully paid maternal leave (days):80
- Fully paid paternal leave (days):30
- Fully paid adoptive leave (days):30
- Maternal leave in addition to regular time off (days):-
- Paid days off for volunteering:No
- % Women:-
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- % African-American/Black:21%
- % Asian:5%
- % Caucasian/White:49%
- % Hispanic/Latino:20%
- % Native American/Alaska Native:1%
- % Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander:-
- % Two or more races:3%
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- $ Millions% change
- Revenues ($M):$648,1256%
- Profits ($M):$15,51132.8%
- Assets ($M):$252,399-
- Total Stockholder Equity ($M):$83,861-
- Profit as % of Revenues:2.4%
- Profits as % of Assets:6.2%
- Profits as % of Stockholder Equity:18.5%
- Founded:1962
- Sites:5,214
- Impact Segment:Environmental Impact
- Sector:Retail
- Prior Year Rank:3
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