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1997-2006[]

Wal-Mart's German division was formed by their 1997 acquisition of department store Wertkauf. In 2006, Wal-Mart's German operations were sold to Metro AG.

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Retail outlets:

North America: United States (Supercenter | Neighborhood Market | Sam's Club) | Canada | Mexico (Bodega Aurrerá | Superama) | Puerto Rico
Central America: Walmart Supercenter | Paiz · La Despensa de Don Juan · Mas X Menos | Despensa Familiar · Pali | Maxi Dispensa · Maxi Pali
South America: Chile (Líder | Express de Líder | Superbodega aCuenta | Central Mayorista)
Africa (Massmart): Builders | Game | Jumbo | Makro | Shield
Asia: China (Sam's Club) | India (Best Price)
Minority shares: Grupo Carrefour Brasil¹ | Asda (UK)² | Seiyu (Japan)

Private brands:
Bettergoods | Clear American | Equate | Great Value | Joyspun | Kid Connection | Marketside | Onn. | Pen+Gear | Sam's Choice | Sam's Cola | Secret Treasures

Other assets:
Walmart+ | @WalmartLabs | Walmart Land | India: Flipkart (Myntra | PhonePe) | Mexico: Bait | Cashi

Former assets:
Divested: Walmart Brasil | Amigo Supermarkets | Durabrand | Faded Glory | Puritan | Vudu³
Defunct: Más Club | Mercadorama | Walmart Supermercado | Ekono | Bud's Discount City | Walmart Germany | Walmart South Korea | Walmart Indonesia | Walmart Express | Wal-Mart's Hypermart USA | Jabong.com⁴ | Jet.com

Notes
¹Minority ownership, majority-owned by Groupe Carrefour.
²Minority ownership, majority-owned by EG Group since 2021.
³Acquired by Fandango, which is co-owned by NBCUniversal (70%) and Warner Bros. (30%).
⁴A subsidiary of Flipkart in India.

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