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NYSE: WMT
Walmart Inc.
Retail & e-commerce · Bentonville, AR · CEO: Doug McMillonLive price: Yahoo Finance →
Q1 FY26 · May 21, 2026
Q1 FY26 revenue
$163.98BRevenue growth
+1.5% YoYAdj. EPS
$0.61EPS beat
vs $0.58 est.eCommerce growth
+22% globalAdvertising growth
+50% globalMembership income
+14.8% YoYVIZIO contribution
ActiveSnapshot
| Market cap | ~$800B |
| Grocery inflation | ~150bps (egg prices) |
| Walmart+ membership | Growing steadily |
| Revenue miss | -0.27% vs est. |
| Advertising revenue | Fastest-growing segment |
| Consensus | Buy |
Key themes
| Bull | Ad + membership = high-margin revenue layers |
| Bear | Tariff impact on imported goods margins |
| Catalyst | VIZIO ad integration + supply chain AI |
| Div. yield | ~1.2% |
Not investment advice. Data as of May 22, 2026. Check live quote for current price.
Walmart (WMT) — Overview
Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT) is the world’s largest retailer by revenue, operating over 10,500 stores under various banners in 19 countries. Q1 FY2026 results (reported May 21, 2026) showed adjusted EPS of $0.61 beating the $0.58 consensus by 5.74%, while revenue of $163.98 billion came in just slightly below estimates but grew 1.5% year-over-year. The most important numbers were not in the headline: global eCommerce surged 22%, global advertising grew 50% (driven by Walmart Connect and VIZIO integration), and membership income rose 14.8% — all three of Walmart’s highest-margin revenue streams accelerating simultaneously. The grocery inflation headwind from egg prices added roughly 150 basis points but helped drive traffic from higher-income consumers trading down from premium grocers. Walmart has transformed from a pure-play retailer into an advertising, logistics, and data business with a retail distribution network attached.
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