Walmart Inc delivered solid top-line growth in QQ4 2025, supported by continued strength in grocery and resilient discretionary demand. Revenue reached USD 180.554 billion, up 4.13% year over year and 6.47% quarter over quarter, accompanied by a durable gross margin of 24.58% and an operating margin of 4.35%. Net income declined 4.37% year over year to USD 5.254 billion, reflecting a modestly higher tax burden and mix effects, but benefited from a robust QoQ rebound of 14.8% in net income and a 14.04% QoQ increase in diluted EPS to USD 0.65. Cash flow generation remained strong with operating cash flow of USD 13.525 billion and free cash flow of USD 6.438 billion, underscoring Walmart’s ability to fund dividends, buybacks, and ongoing investments in e-commerce and new membership initiatives. The balance sheet remains large and liquid, with total assets of USD 260.823 billion and net debt of USD 51.077 billion, supported by an 10.96x interest coverage ratio and solid cash generation. While valuation remains elevated versus some peers, Walmart’s scale, price leadership, and capital allocation discipline position it to navigate a competitive landscape and drive long-term shareholder value.