Walmart hit $1 trillion in market value on Feb. 3, 2026, fueled by digital growth, AI, and strong sales.

Walmart became the first retailer to reach a $1 trillion market valuation on February 3, 2026, driven by a 26% stock surge over the past year and a 468% gain over the last decade. The milestone, achieved amid inflation and economic uncertainty, reflects strong performance in e-commerce, digital advertising, and AI-driven supply chain innovations. The company expanded its online marketplace, launched one-hour delivery, grew its Walmart+ membership, and partnered with OpenAI and Google to integrate AI into shopping tools. Its inclusion in the Nasdaq-100 Index and sustained same-store sales growth highlight its transformation into a tech-powered retail leader. CEO John Furner, who took over on February 1, now faces the challenge of maintaining momentum amid rising competition.