Walmart, the world’s largest retailer, on Tuesday said it was “disappointed with the recent change in law and lack of consultation” with regard to the new e-commerce regulations in India. But, it was confident of the long-term prospects of its India unit, Flipkart.
The Bentonville-headquartered company, which announced its 2018-19 (Walmart follows the February-January financial year) results on Tuesday, got a major leg up from Flipkart in its gross sales, despite divestment of its Brazilian unit. However, its operating income and profitability took a hit due to continued investment in its Indian subsidiary.
“In terms of the regulatory environment in