Walmart said Q4 FY26 total revenues rose to USD 190.66 billion (+5.6%), with adjusted EPS of USD 0.74 (+12.1%) and adjusted operating income of USD 8.6 billion (+10.5%). For FY26, operating cash flow was USD 41.57 billion and free cash flow was USD 14.92 billion. In Q4, Walmart repurchased USD 1.1 billion of shares (9.7 million shares at an average price of USD 111.36), and the board approved a new USD 30 billion share buyback authorization. In Walmart U.S., Q4 net sales were USD 129.2 billion (+4.6%) and eCommerce net sales grew (+27%); the segment opened 4 new Supercenters and 1 Neighborhood Market during the quarter and completed about 125 store remodels. Walmart International reported Q4 net sales of USD 35.93 billion and said it opened 128 new stores during the quarter, while Sam’s Club U.S. posted Q4 net sales of USD 23.8 billion (+2.9%) with eCommerce up (+23%). Walmart also issued FY27 guidance, including adjusted EPS of USD 2.75 to USD 2.85 and capital expenditures of about 3.5% of net sales.

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