Every company starts with a reason for being. Ours is to help people save money and live better. In a world that’s always changing, we believe we need to be willing to evolve while staying true to who we are. We innovate and change alongside our associates and customers in ways that align with our timeless values. By doing this, we not only create value and drive growth for our business but also help communities thrive and strengthen the world around us.
Our goal is to serve our customers with
the things they want, when and how they want them.
Walmart’s prices are, on average, 10–25% lower than those of competitors, allowing customers to shop in one location.
In 2024 Q2 earnings, we announced the rolled back prices of 7,200 items.
In 2022, we invested more than $4.9 billion in store and club remodels in order to improve our customers’ shopping experience.
We’re committed to creating more
jobs in more communities across the country.
With our $350 billion investment in products made, grown or assembled in America, we're supporting the creation of more than 750,000 U.S. jobs over 10 years.
In 2023, we invested $1.2 billion with veteran-owned businesses.
Over a ten-year period, Walmart is investing an incremental $350 billion on products made, grown or assembled in the United States.
We help build caring, connected, resilient communities.
In 2022, Walmart awarded Spark Good local community grants totaling more than $45 million.
Across 42 states, the Walmart Acres for America program has helped protect more than 2 million acres.
In 2022 alone, stores, clubs and distribution centers in the U.S. donated more than 665 million pounds of food, 57% of which were fruits, vegetables, dairy products and meats.
We provide opportunities for
associates to grow, thrive and belong.
Walmart is the largest U.S. employer, with 1.6 million U.S. associates.
By 2026, we've committed to developing $1 billion in career-driven training.
Since 2013, Walmart has hired over 400,000 veterans and military spouses.
Our footprint
Investing in American businesses
Creating opportunities
Economic impact
Empowering communities
Total retail units1: 5,206
1. Total retail units as of July 31, 2025.
2. Small formats include eCommerce acquisition / C-stores, Walmart fuel stations, other pharmacy formats, Amigo, Walmart on Campus and Super Ahorros banners.