Walmart U.S. grew comp sales 6.5%, including mid-teens in food, and eCommerce up 12%
Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT) reported Q2 FY23 earnings with a
- Total revenue increased to $152.9 billion, up 8.4%.
- Walmart U.S. comp sales grew by 6.5%.
- E-commerce sales grew 12%.
- Sam's Club comp sales rose by 9.5%, with membership income increasing 8.9%.
- Global advertising business grew nearly 30%, led by Walmart Connect.
- Consolidated gross profit rate declined by 132 basis points.
- Consolidated operating income decreased by 6.8%, despite positive effects from insurance settlements.
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Q2 FY23 GAAP EPS of
Company maintains outlook for back-half of FY23
Second-quarter highlights:
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Company delivered strong top-line growth globally, partially driven by inflation. Total revenue was
, up$152.9 billion 8.4% , or9.1% in constant currency. -
Walmart U.S . comp sales grew6.5% and11.7% on a two-year stack. eCommerce growth was12% and18% on a two-year stack. Continued to gain market share in grocery. -
Sam’s Club comp sales increased
9.5% , and17.2% on a two-year stack. Membership income increased8.9% with member count at an all-time high. -
Walmart International net sales were , an increase of$24.4 billion , or$1.3 billion 5.7% , negatively affected by from currency fluctuations. Double-digit comps in three largest markets of$1.0 billion Mexico ,Canada , andChina . -
Global advertising business grew nearly
30% , led byWalmart Connect in theU.S. andFlipkart advertising. -
Consolidated gross profit rate declined 132 basis points, primarily due to markdowns and mix of sales in the
U.S. , and an inflation-related LIFO charge at Sam’s Club. - Consolidated operating expenses as a percentage of net sales decreased 45 basis points, primarily due to strong sales growth partially offset by wage investments.
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Consolidated operating income was
, a decrease of$6.9 billion 6.8% , positively affected by from an insurance settlement for$173 million Walmart Chile . -
GAAP and Adjusted EPS include a
impact from the$0.05 Walmart Chile insurance settlement discussed above, as well as a impact from a dividend related to the Company’s equity investment in JD.com.$0.05
The company will hold a live conference call with the Investment Community at
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