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1964 - 1981

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2008 - Present

60’s 70’s 90’s 00’s80’s

Retail Revolution(Foundation)

Mr. Sam Walton opened 1st Store

Walton Family owned 24 Stores

Raised $ 12.7 Million in Sales

Company Incorporated as a Walmart stores

Walmart launched nationally as a brand

1st share sold for $16.50

1st Distribution and Office Opened in Bentonville, Ark

Walmart listed in New York Stock

Exchange

Walmart supercenter launched

Walmart reached $ 1 Billion annual sales

Sam’s Club Launched

Walmart applied many od tech.

supports

Walmart become Americas top retailer

Walmart done joint venture with Cifra

Mexican Retail Chain

Started International Presence Mexico,

Canada, UK & China

Acquired ASDA from UK

Walmart become Americas top retailer

Walmart started busi. In Online and

Ecom. Sector

Walmart started business in cheli, South

Africa, India & Japan

Walmart started total 10000 stores around the world

Walmart Competed 50 Successful years

in 2012

It’s tag line is sufficient to get the idea about the Walmart business Vision, Mission and Values. Which say that Walmart is selling the goods at cheaper rate compare to any other across world which can save the subjects money and it can result into better life of the particular.

Walmart every day low price model is making a difference around the world and we're committed to delivering growth, leverage and returns for our shareholders.

Walmart also working on following issues as there CSR Activity:

• Environmental Sustainability• Women Economic Empowerment• Veterans & Military Families

• Responsible sourcing• Hunger & Nutrition's• Diversity & inclusion

Strength1. Scale of Operations2.Competence in Information Systems3.Wide range of products4.Cost Leadership Strategy5. International Operations

Weakness1. Labor Related Lawsuits2. High Employee Turnover3. Little Differentiation4.Negative Publicity

Opportunities1. Retail Market Growth in emerging market2. Rising Acceptance of own label products3. Trend towards healthy eating's4. Online Shopping growth

Threats1. Increasing competition from brick and mortar and online competitors2. Increasing resistance from local communities3. Rising Commodity Prices

SWOT

Wal-Mart USA Wal-Mart International

Sam’s Club

Walmart Products:

Walmart has a huge variety of product range which covers all sectors which can be used by Households, businesses, Factories & etc.

  Auto & Tires  Baby  Beauty  Books  Cell Phones  Clothing, Shoes & Accessories  Crafts  Electronics  Food Grocery Delivery  Funeral  Furniture  Gift & Registry  Health  Home  

Home Improvement  Household Essentials  Jewelry  Money Center  Movies & TV  Music  Office  Party & Occasions  Patio & Garden  Pets  Pharmacy  Photo Center  Sports, Fitness & Outdoors  Stock Up Center  Toys  Video Games

Walmart Services:

Walmart has always technological sound though they have started online portal for the online purchases for the customers.

Though they are bulk buyer they purchase products at very cheap rate and they sale it to consumers also very reasonable rate as compare to others.

Sam’s Club Products:

Sam’s Club has a huge variety of product range which covers all sectors which can be used by mainly Offices, Factories & etc.

Electronics & StationeryOfficeHomeFurnitureAuto & TiresOutdoor & PatioBabyGroceryPharmacy, Health & BeautyJewellery, Flowers

United States of AmericaAfricaArgentinaBrazilCanadaCentral America

ChileChinaIndiaJapanMexicoUnited Kingdom

Wal-Mart Carrefour Costco Tesco

Revenue (USD)

$476.294 billion

~100 billion $110.212 billion

~$110 billion

Locations 10,942 10,105 671 7,305

Countries served

27 34 9 12

Employees 2.2 million 364,969 195,000 505,544

Retail space (square feet)

1.1 billion - 95 million 41 million

From the humble beginnings as a small discount retailer in Rogers, Ark., Walmart has opened thousands of stores in the U.S. and expanded internationally. Through innovation, Walmart always creating a seamless experience to let customers shop anytime and anywhere online, through mobile devices and in stores.

Walmart is creating opportunities and bringing value to customers and communities around the globe.

Walmart operates over 11,000 retail units under 71 banners in 27 countries and e-commerce websites in 11 countries. We employ 2.2 million associates around the world — 1.3 million in the U.S. alone.

Board Of Directors

Doug McMillonPresident and CEO, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.

Rosalind G. BrewerPresident and CEO, Sam’s Club

David CheesewrightPresident and CEO, Walmart International

Greg ForanPresident and CEO, Walmart U.S.

Neil M. AshePresident and CEO, Global e Commerce

Executive Management

Renewable Energy: Building on the momentum of becoming the largest on-site green power generator in the U.S., Wal-Mart is pledged to increase there supply of renewable energy globally by 600% by the end of 2020.

Sustainability Index: Wal-Mart is expanding the Sustainability Index and measurement to international markets with the goal of improving product sustainability at a global level.

Associates: In addition to promoting about 190,000 U.S. associates in 2013, 51% of our new hires were women and 49% were people of color.

Fighting Hunger Together: Walmart and the Walmart Foundation delivered on their commitment of $2 billion in cash and in-kind giving to fight hunger in America one year ahead of schedule.

Volunteerism: Collectively, Wal-Mart U.S. associates volunteered more than 1.8 million hours, resulting in $17 million in donations in support of local organizations in FY 2014.

Veterans: Wal-Mart hired more than 32,000 U.S. military veterans within the first eight months of announcing our Welcome Home Commitment.

Emergency preparedness: Wal-Mart has collaborated with the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction to leverage their best practices in helping build resiliency in communities around the world.

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

0 100000 200000 300000 400000 500000 600000

Profit Net Sales Total Revenue

Year Total Revenue Net Sales Profit

2014 $ 4,76,294 $ 4,73,076 $ 3218

2013 $ 4,68,651 $ 4,65,604 $ 3047

2012 $ 4,46,509 $ 4,43,416 $ 3093

2011 $ 4,21,395 $ 4,18,500 $ 2895

2010 $ 4,07,597 $ 4,04,743 $ 2954

Amount is in Millions

Total Turnover, Net Sales & Profit - Globally

Product wise & Geography wise Profit

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Chart Title

2014 2013 2012 2011 2010

Business Vertical

2014 2013 2012 2011 2010

Walmart US Segment

3804 3755 4203 4005 3868

Walmart International Segment

5287 4191 3739 6107 5783

Sam’s Club Segment

632 620 611 609 605

Amount is in Millions

Walmart Ruling Is Major Setback for Worker Rights

Walmart Workers from the 20 cities across United States started for Strike from 20th November 2014, Which was related to Low payments to the workers and sex discrimination.Workers were in the favor of increasing the salaries from $ 9 per hour to $ 25000 per year which can safeguard their life and sex discrimination which was rising issues in the organization.While in the special board meeting it was decided to increase the salaries till $ 15000 per year and strike got called off.This news made huge damage to company image, employee relationship & Goodwill in the market.

In innovation point of view Wal-Mart is the major company which is promoting to ecommerce & digital marketing .

Wal-mart has opened Innovation lab through which they have developed many technological assessment and marketing strategies & latest search engine optimizers.

Where under this lab they have hired approx 3500 employees and has acquired 14 start ups

Where under this they are developing there Marketing, Mobile, ecommerce & Social Media Campaigns

While in this case they are planning to become tech company like facebook, watsapp & etc.

As per the many respected businessmen and writers it is written that not only outward elements will be affecting the businesses in future but internal environment like, Raw material, employees and many more will be the challenges.

IntegrityCash, Borrowing & Resource ManagementIncreased selection & CompetitionMarketing & Customer loyaltyUncertaintyRegulationProblem Solving & Risk ManagementFinding the right staffTechnologyPoliticization & ProtectionismPoverty & InequalityEnvironment & Nature