Walmart’s QQ3 2025 performance demonstrates solid top-line momentum and disciplined cost management within a highly competitive discount retail environment. Revenue reached USD 169.6 billion, up 5.46% year over year, supported by a broad store network and ongoing efficiency initiatives. Gross profit stood at USD 42.25 billion with a gross margin of 24.91%, while operating income was USD 6.71 billion for an operating margin of 3.96%. Net income was USD 4.58 billion and diluted EPS USD 0.57, reflecting a dramatic YoY uplift (+910% in net income and +916% in EPS) that appears to be driven by one-time factors or non-operating items in addition to core earnings strength. Free cash flow was USD 0.37 billion for the quarter, while net cash provided by operating activities was USD 6.56 billion, underscoring robust cash generation even as capital expenditure ran at USD 6.19 billion during the period. The balance sheet shows significant scale with total assets of USD 263.4 billion and a net debt position of roughly USD 51.7 billion; liquidity metrics show a current ratio of 0.85, indicating near-term liquidity is solid but watches should be kept on working capital dynamics. The company continues to deploy capital to dividends and buybacks (dividends paid USD 1.67B; net share repurchases USD 0.98B), while maintaining investment in growth initiatives across U.S., International, and Sam’s Club. Valuation metrics imply a premium to peers (P/E around 36x; price to sales ~3.9x), consistent with Walmart’s scale and cash-generating profile. The absence of formal forward guidance in the provided materials limits precision on near-term targets, but the risk/reward remains favorable given resilient demand, cost controls, and a track record of capital returns.