We operate in an era of transparency, where advancing technology is erasing boundaries between individuals, nations and organizations. We’re interconnected and interdependent. In such an environment, we’re uniquely positioned to thrive because of our culture, business model and method of operations. As we grow and continue to fulfill our purpose of helping people live better, we must work together with our associates, customers, suppliers and communities to continue building a sustainable future.

• Bringing affordable, safe, sustainable products to people every day
• Generating job growth
• Increasing tax base in communities

Walmart U.S.

$279.4 billion Sales in FY2014

Today, there are more than 4,000 total stores in 50 states and Puerto Rico offering a convenient shopping experience across the U.S. Walmart offers low prices on the broadest assortment of grocery and general merchandise through a variety of formats, ranging from supercenters and supermarkets to smaller formats. We also offer the convenience of online shopping at walmart.com.

Walmart International

$136.5 billion Sales in FY2014

In 1991, Walmart became an international company when we opened a Sam’s Club near Mexico City. Just two years later, Walmart International was created. We operate retail units with many different formats and leverage our global resources to meet local needs. Today, Walmart International is the fastest-growing part of our overall business, with more than 6,000 stores and more than 800,000 associates in 26 countries outside the U.S. and Puerto Rico.

Sam’s Club

$57.2 billion Sales in FY2014

The first Sam’s Club opened in Midwest City, Okla., in 1983, and has grown to include more than 600 locations nationwide. Our warehouse membership format leverages insights to deliver value and quality on a broad selection of name-brand merchandise and large-volume items. On average, our clubs are approximately 133,000 square feet and employ about 175 associates.