Overview
- Walmart began trading on the Nasdaq on Dec. 9 under the unchanged ticker symbol WMT after more than 50 years on the NYSE.
- CEO Doug McMillon said Nasdaq’s technology focus aligns with Walmart’s strategy to drive digital transformation.
- The transfer was described as the largest exchange switch by market value, with Walmart worth about $905 billion at the time of the move.
- Shares trade around $114 with a market capitalization above $925 billion, and the stock is up more than 28% this year.
- Walmart’s stock has split 12 times, most recently in 2024, and a single $16.50 IPO share would now equate to 6,144 shares worth about $586,076 excluding dividends.