Walmart’s stock soars 117% in five years, crushing the S&P 500
Walmart has delivered strong financial results over the past five years, significantly outperforming the broader stock market. The retail giant’s stock has surged by 117.3%, while the S&P 500 rose by 87.5% in the same period. Recent quarterly figures also show steady growth in sales and customer traffic.
Over the last five years, Walmart’s stock price climbed by 117.3%, compared to the S&P 500’s 87.5% gain. When including dividends, the company’s total return reached 131.4%, beating the index’s 101.6%. This performance gap of nearly 30 percentage points highlights Walmart’s consistent strength in the market.
Walmart’s strong stock performance and reliable dividend growth reflect its enduring market position. The latest sales figures and ongoing investments suggest the company remains focused on long-term expansion. With a market cap of $870 billion, it stays a dominant force in retail, though still behind the biggest tech corporations.
