Walmart's operations are organized into four divisions:
- Walmart US
- Walmart International
- Sam's Club
- Global eCommerce
- Also there are subsidiaries of Walmart
- Walmart US is the company's largest division,
accounting for US$331666 billion, or 65 percent of total sales, for
fiscal 2019 It consists of three retail formats that have become
commonplace in the United States: Supercentres, Discount Stores,
Neighbourhood Markets, and other small formats.
Walmart Inc payed out dividend of
$317 per share in 2018 representing 7156 % of net earning per share
in trailing twelve-month period.
Walmart has overtaken Apple to become
the No 3 online retailer in the US, according to a report this week
from Emarketer While Amazon still leads by a wide margin,
accounting for 48 percent of e-commerce sales in 2018, Walmart –
including also Sam’s Club and Jetcom – is poised to capture 4
percent of all online retail spending in the US by year-end,
totalling $2091 billion
- Walmart International: As of July 31, 2019,
Walmart's international operations comprised 6,031 stores and
800,000 workers in 26 countries outside the United States There are
wholly owned operations in Argentina, Brazil, Canada, and the UK
With 22 million employees worldwide, the company is the largest
private employer in the US and Mexico, and one of the largest in
Canada In fiscal 2019 Walmart's international division sales were
US$120824 billion, or 237 percent of total sales International
retail units range from 1,500 to 186,000 square feet (140 to 17,280
square metres), wholesale units range from 25,000 to 155,000 square
feet (2,300 to 14,400 square metres) and other units (including
stand-alone gas stations in the United Kingdom) range up to 2,200
square feet (200 square metres) Judith McKenna is the president and
CEO
- Sam's Club is a chain of warehouse clubs that
sell groceries and general merchandise, often in bulk Locations
generally range in size from 34,000-168,000 sq ft (3,200-15,600
m2), with an average club size of approximately 134,000 sq ft
(12,400 m2) The first Sam's Club was opened by Walmart, Inc in 1983
in Midwest City, Oklahoma under the name "Sam's Wholesale Club" The
chain was named after its founder Sam Walton As of July 31, 2019,
Sam's Club operated 599 membership warehouse clubs and accounted
for 113% of Walmart's revenue at $57839 billion in fiscal year 2019
John Furner has been the CEO of Sam's Club since early 2017.
- Global eCommerce: Based in San Bruno,
California, Walmart's Global eCommerce division provides online
retailing for Walmart, Sam's Club, Asda, and all other
international brands There are several locations in the United
States in California and Oregon: San Bruno, Sunnyvale, Brisbane,
and Portland Locations outside of the United States include
Shanghai (China), Leeds (United Kingdom), and Bangalore (India)
Marc Lore is the president and CEO