Walmart reported a 5.1 percent increase in revenue, reaching 681 billion dollars, and an 8.6 percent increase in operating income for fiscal year 2025.

CEO Doug McMillon attributed this success to Walmart’s people-driven, tech-powered approach. Over half of U.S. store managers received bonuses of at least 100,000 dollars, and 1.1 million employees now hold retirement savings. McMillon emphasized Walmart’s flexibility, innovation, and execution capabilities across both stores and eCommerce.

Chairman Greg Penner highlighted continued growth, with eCommerce sales increasing 20.8 percent year-over-year. The company also announced a 13 percent increase in its annual dividend to 94 cents per share, marking 52 consecutive years of dividend growth.

Lead Independent Director Tom Horton will step down from his role, with Randall Stephenson nominated to succeed him. Shareholders are asked to vote on 12 director nominees, 3 company proposals, and 7 shareholder proposals. The annual shareholders' meeting will be held virtually on June 5, 2025.

Walmart continues to operate as a global omnichannel retailer, serving 270 million customers weekly through its 10,750+ stores and online platforms across 19 countries.