Walmart Revenue Miss But WMT Stock Eyes $100 on Digital Growth, FY25 Guidance
Walmart's e-commerce growth, margin improvement, and optimistic full-year expectation remain impressive, despite a selloff in WMT shares.
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Last updated: Wednesday, June 4, 2025
Quick overview
- Walmart's stock experienced a nearly 5% drop after a fiscal Q1 revenue miss, but quickly rebounded, indicating strong investor confidence.
- The company reported a 22% increase in global e-commerce sales and exceeded earnings expectations due to effective cost management and robust U.S. sales.
- Despite external pressures, Walmart maintained its full-year forecast, projecting net sales growth of 3-4% and adjusted EPS of $2.50-$2.60 for FY26.
- The stock has shown resilience, recovering from earlier declines and demonstrating a 25% rally since mid-April, driven by optimism in the consumer sector.
Walmart’s e-commerce growth, margin improvement, and optimistic full-year expectation remain impressive, despite a brief selloff in WMT shares following a fiscal Q1 revenue miss.
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