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Walmart (Nasdaq: WMT) will remodel 56 California stores in 2026 as part of a statewide reinvestment program that includes upgraded layouts, tech, expanded healthy-food assortments, faster delivery and enhanced pharmacy and vision services.
The company invested more than $1.1 billion in California over the past five years, reported fiscal 2026 revenue of $713 billion, and said Walmart and its foundation donated over $84 million and delivered 38.9 million pounds of food in the state.
Walmart (NASDAQ: WMT) will remodel 72 stores in Texas in 2026, expand healthy and on-trend assortments, and enhance in-store and online experiences, with delivery in as little as an hour for many customers. The company invested $2.5 billion in Texas over five years and, with Walmart Foundation, donated $204.5 million and provided 100.2 million pounds of food statewide. Walmart plans a new milk processing facility in Robinson to create more than 400 jobs. Store remodels are subject to construction schedules.
Walmart (NASDAQ: WMT) will remodel 19 Virginia stores in 2026 as part of broader modernization plans that include national remodels at more than 650 Supercenters and Neighborhood Markets. The company invested $708 million in Virginia over five years and donated $56 million to local nonprofits, providing over 19 million pounds of food.
Remodels will upgrade layouts, technology, pharmacy and vision services, expand healthy and on-trend assortments, and enable faster delivery and enhanced app features. Store changes are subject to construction schedules.
Walmart (Nasdaq: WMT) will remodel 18 stores in Arizona in 2026, part of a broader national plan to update more than 650 locations. The company invested $514.7 million in Arizona over the past five years and reported fiscal 2026 revenue of $713 billion.
Walmart and the Walmart Foundation donated $42 million and provided 20.7 million pounds of food in Arizona last year. Remodels include pharmacy, Vision Center, expanded assortments and enhanced digital services.
Walmart (Nasdaq: WMT) will remodel 20 stores in Louisiana in 2026 as part of a statewide reinvestment program, joining a national plan to remodel more than 650 stores this year. Walmart invested $618.9 million in Louisiana over the past five years and donated $29.1 million locally, including 14.5 million pounds of food.
The remodeled locations will upgrade layouts, technology, pharmacy and vision services, expand product assortments, and offer faster online and same‑day delivery to strengthen community access and shopping convenience.
Walmart (Nasdaq: WMT) will remodel 58 Florida stores in 2026 as part of a statewide reinvestment program, joining a national plan to remodel 650+ locations. Walmart invested $1.5 billion in Florida over the past five years and reported fiscal 2026 revenue of $713 billion.
The company and Walmart Foundation donated $138.7 million and provided 70.2 million pounds of food in Florida over the past year; store openings and remodels aim to expand services and faster delivery.
Walmart (Nasdaq: WMT) announced plans to remodel 25 stores in Oklahoma in 2026, part of broader national remodels of more than 650 locations. The company invested $478.2 million in Oklahoma store upgrades over the past five years and reported fiscal 2026 revenue of $713 billion.
Walmart and the Walmart Foundation donated $44.3 million locally last year, providing 22.4 million pounds of food; remodels aim to expand healthy food assortment, pharmacy services, and faster delivery.
Walmart (NASDAQ: WMT) will remodel 37 stores and open one new store in North Carolina in 2026, expanding healthy-food assortments, updated layouts, in-store tech and faster delivery. The company says it invested more than $848 million in NC over five years and donated over $53 million with more than 25 million pounds of food distributed.
Remodels include updated pharmacies, Vision Centers and brand assortments; timelines are subject to construction schedules.
Walmart (NYSE: WMT) announced a major U.S. store investment program on April 16, 2026, focusing on speed, convenience and community impact. The plan includes more than 650 remodels and approximately 20 new store openings scheduled for 2026–early 2027, plus expanded pickup, delivery and app features.
The company says its network can reach 95% of U.S. households with delivery within three hours, and investments aim to create construction and long-term retail jobs, refreshed interiors, wider aisles, updated pharmacies and enhanced digital touchpoints.
Walmart (NYSE: WMT) unveiled a comprehensive redesign of its flagship private brand Great Value on April 15, 2026. The refresh—first full update in more than a decade—covers almost 10,000 food and consumables items, will roll out phased over the next two years, and begins with salty snacks.
The new packaging emphasizes consistent nutrition placement, clearer visual cues, improved shoppability across stores and digital platforms, and aligns with Walmart’s goal to remove synthetic food dyes by January 2027.