With the premise of implementing a restructuring strategy and offering a better service for customers, Walmart He decreed that he will close more branches in several states of USA. When showing a symbolic map, the most affected territories are Dunwoody, Marietta, Maryland, Ohio, Wisconsin y Coloradowhile soon there will also be low blinds in San Diego, The drawer, West Covina, Fremont y Granite Bay.
Walmart closes stores: in what states
The supermarket chain notified its clients for closures already confirmed and concrete, but also by others that will soon continue for the same destination.
Among the stores that have already closed or have their ending for this 2025 are:
- In Georgialas de Dunwoody (Ashford Dunwoody Road) of the Marietta (Roswell Road).
- In MarylandTowson’s store (Putty Hill Ave.).
- In Ohioel Walmart de Columbus (S. High St.).
- In Wisconsinthe Sucursal de Milwaukee (W. Main St.).
- In Coloradothe local Aurora (E. Colfax Ave.).
- In Californiathe closure of establishments in San Diego, El Cajón, West Covina, Fremont and Granite Bay for 2025 is expected.
Walmart: Closures and Restructuring
The largest supermarket chain of North America A new restructuring process began that includes the definitive closure of stores in six states. The decision is made in a context of growing inflation, change in consumption habits and operational challenges that impacted the performance of several branches in different regions of the country.
With the intention of not accumulating branches that do not finish reaching the needs of customers, the company understands that the ideal is to lower some blinds and focus on a better way in which they will continue to offer services.
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Despite its dominant position in the retail sector and its expansion plans – which contemplates the opening of more than 150 new stores in the coming years – the company chose to reduce its trace in areas where the flow of customers and profitability does not justify the operational permanence.
Walmart: Why Close Stores
In statements to the international chain CNNWalmart executives recognized that the sustained increase in the cost of living and inflation had a direct effect on the consumption patterns of Americans.
With a more cautious consumer and sensitive to prices, some stores saw a significant reduction in their income, which led the company to evaluate its viability in the medium term.
The company clarified that these closures do not respond to a financial crisis, but to a constant evaluation of performance and efficiency. “These types of decisions allow us Walmart.
