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Walmart International Q2 operating income declines 29.6% due to Flipkart

But the US retail giant is building a collection of strong businesses through Flipkart, says CEO Doug McMillon

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Peerzada Abrar Bengaluru
Walmart International, the segment which consists of the retail giant’s operations outside US including retail websites, on Thursday posted 29.6 per cent decline in operational income on a reported basis and 27.3 per cent decline in constant currency, primarily due to Indian e-commerce firm Flipkart.

The Bentonville-based company (in Arkansas) is locked in a battle with US rival Amazon for dominance in India’s online retail market through Flipkart, which it acquired for $16 billion last year in May.

“Walmart International continued to make progress on managing costs and delivered 36 basis points of expense leverage in the quarter. However, operating

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