Walmart Inc. is an American multinational retail corporation that operates a chain of hypermarkets, discount department stores, and grocery stores in the United States, headquartered in Bentonville, Arkansas. Renowned for its cheap, one-stop shopping experience, Walmart swiftly captured market share by aggressively undercutting small-town supermarkets. By 2001, Walmart overtook Exxon Mobil to become the world's largest company by revenue.

1. Wal-Mart
Prepared and Presented by:
Mohammad Rahmatullah
Student ID: 182006031

2. Area Covered
 Introduction to Wal-Mart
 Behind the success of Wal-Mart
 How they make profit
 Critique of Wal-Mart

3. Introduction to Wal-Mart
 World largest multinational retail corporation
 Founded in 1962, at bentonville in USA
 Sells several categories of consumer products
 25.8 million people visit wal-mart store each day
 It has 11,368 stores and clubs in 27 countries with 2.2 million
employees

4. Behind the success of Wal-Mart
 It is passionately dedicated to long-time low-price value
proposition
 It select the goods at unbeatable price
 Use the barcode technology to check-out counter
 Advanced supply chain management
 Dealing directly with manufacturers

5. How they make profit
 Their huge exchange at lowest price allow them to reap higher profit
 Its food price is 20 percent less than its rivals. Lower price attract more
shoppers, executing more sales, making the company more efficient
 They are very honest and straightforward to deal with their vendor
 Its automated distribution centers and latest technology supply efficiently
 As they take majority product from manufacturer, they can get at cheap cost

6. Critique of Wal-Mart
 Some ague that Wal-Mart squeeze its suppliers too hard and driving some
out of business
 It seems now to be facing midlife crisis
 Profit growth has slowed and stock has slumped a bit

7. Thank you

8. Question and Answer Session