Walmart global CEO and president Doug McMillon reiterated the company’s aim to source $10 billion a year from India, adding that it was rare to see a big economy like India growing as fast as it is.

Walmart's CEO Doug McMillon, who is in India for a two-day visit, said the company is looking to step up local sourcing from India to $10 billion every year for its international business.

India also reflects Walmart's commitment to creating shared value, and we are proud to work with partners to shape a more inclusive and resilient future,” McMillon said at an event here.

Walmart aims to source $10 billion in goods annually from India by 2027, according to CEO Doug McMillon during his recent visit. The company is expanding its sourcing beyond traditional categories ...

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US-based retail giant Walmart is working with suppliers in India to meet its target of sourcing USD 10-billion goods from India for its operations worldwide, its global CEO Doug McMillon said here ...

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