Sample Name
Sample Code
Sample Name
Sample Code
Sample Name
Sample Code
4
The Toronto-Dominion Bank
TD
5
Power Corporation of Canada
POW
CA Stock MarketDetailed Quotes
WMT Walmart CDR (CAD Hedged)
- 35.850
- -1.770-4.70%
15min DelayMarket Closed Apr 4 15:59 ET
904.45BMarket Cap32.18P/E (TTM)
37.650High35.670Low73.35KVolume36.750Open37.620Pre Close2.69MTurnover45.46552wk High0.00%Turnover Ratio25.23BShares25.40252wk Low1.114EPS TTM770.88BFloat Cap45.465Historical High32.18P/E (Static)21.50BShs Float16.791Historical Low1.114EPS LYR5.26%Amplitude0.38Dividend TTM7.06P/B1Lot Size1.06%Div YieldTTM
Walmart CDR (CAD Hedged) Key Stats
Quarterly+Annual
YOY
| (FY)Jan 31, 2025 | (Q4)Jan 31, 2025 | (Q3)Oct 31, 2024 | (Q2)Jul 31, 2024 | (Q1)Apr 30, 2024 | (FY)Jan 31, 2024 | (Q4)Jan 31, 2024 | (Q3)Oct 31, 2023 | (Q2)Jul 31, 2023 | (Q1)Apr 30, 2023 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total revenue | 5.07%680.99B | 4.13%180.55B | 5.46%169.59B | 4.77%169.34B | 6.05%161.51B | 6.03%648.13B | 5.69%173.39B | 5.23%160.8B | 5.74%161.63B | 7.58%152.3B |
| Operating revenue | 5.07%680.99B | 4.13%180.55B | 5.46%169.59B | 4.77%169.34B | 6.05%161.51B | 6.03%648.13B | 5.69%173.39B | 5.23%160.8B | 5.74%161.63B | 7.58%152.3B |
| Cost of revenue | 4.41%511.75B | 3.30%136.17B | 5.08%127.34B | 4.07%126.81B | 5.33%121.43B | 5.70%490.14B | 5.10%131.83B | 4.82%121.18B | 5.19%121.85B | 7.90%115.28B |
| Gross profit | 7.12%169.23B | 6.78%44.38B | 6.63%42.25B | 6.90%42.53B | 8.27%40.08B | 7.06%157.98B | 7.61%41.56B | 6.51%39.62B | 7.46%39.78B | 6.61%37.02B |
| Operating expense | 6.81%139.88B | 6.45%36.52B | 6.35%35.54B | 6.53%34.59B | 7.99%33.24B | 3.01%130.97B | 3.77%34.31B | -3.15%33.42B | 7.62%32.47B | 4.67%30.78B |
| Selling and administrative expenses | 6.81%139.88B | 6.45%36.52B | 6.35%35.54B | 6.53%34.59B | 7.99%33.24B | 3.01%130.97B | 3.77%34.31B | -3.15%33.42B | 7.62%32.47B | 4.67%30.78B |
| Operating profit | 8.65%29.35B | 8.34%7.86B | 8.16%6.71B | 8.53%7.94B | 9.63%6.84B | 32.23%27.01B | 30.44%7.25B | 130.13%6.2B | 6.74%7.32B | 17.34%6.24B |
| Net non-operating interest income (expenses) | -5.05%-2.25B | -9.65%-602M | 10.99%-478M | -14.37%-565M | -7.72%-600M | -14.03%-2.14B | -8.28%-549M | -7.40%-537M | -10.27%-494M | -32.94%-557M |
| Non-operating interest income | -11.54%483M | -21.23%115M | -3.45%140M | -22.97%114M | 6.54%114M | 114.96%546M | 41.75%146M | 72.62%145M | 377.42%148M | 197.22%107M |
| Non-operating interest expense | 1.68%2.73B | 3.17%717M | -9.38%618M | 5.76%679M | 7.53%714M | 26.08%2.68B | 13.93%695M | 16.78%682M | 34.03%642M | 45.93%664M |
| Other net income (expenses) | 73.77%-794M | -136.16%-294M | 97.22%-132M | -129.76%-1.16B | 126.51%794M | -96.81%-3.03B | -78.87%813M | -31.00%-4.75B | 1,540.76%3.91B | -49.90%-3B |
| Other non-operating income (expenses) | 73.77%-794M | -136.16%-294M | 97.22%-132M | -129.76%-1.16B | 126.51%794M | -96.81%-3.03B | -78.87%813M | -31.00%-4.75B | 1,540.76%3.91B | -49.90%-3B |
| Income before tax | 20.42%26.31B | -7.38%6.96B | 566.45%6.1B | -42.08%6.21B | 161.72%7.04B | 28.40%21.85B | -15.55%7.52B | 163.94%915M | 61.45%10.73B | -7.34%2.69B |
| Income tax | 10.29%6.15B | -16.41%1.54B | 408.82%1.38B | -43.83%1.5B | 118.18%1.73B | -2.55%5.58B | -40.51%1.84B | -19.05%272M | 78.62%2.67B | -0.75%792M |
| Earnings from equity interest net of tax | ||||||||||
| Net income | 23.89%20.16B | -4.46%5.43B | 633.13%4.71B | -41.50%4.71B | 179.91%5.31B | 44.08%16.27B | -2.26%5.68B | 136.39%643M | 56.46%8.05B | -9.84%1.9B |
| Net income continuous operations | 23.89%20.16B | -4.46%5.43B | 633.13%4.71B | -41.50%4.71B | 179.91%5.31B | 44.08%16.27B | -2.26%5.68B | 136.39%643M | 56.46%8.05B | -9.84%1.9B |
| Noncontrolling interests | -5.01%721M | -7.07%171M | -27.89%137M | 29.63%210M | -8.97%203M | 295.62%759M | 139.48%184M | 512.90%190M | 8,200.00%162M | 355.10%223M |
| Net income attributable to the company | 25.30%19.44B | -4.37%5.25B | 910.38%4.58B | -42.96%4.5B | 205.08%5.1B | 32.80%15.51B | -12.45%5.49B | 125.19%453M | 53.25%7.89B | -18.55%1.67B |
| Preferred stock dividends | ||||||||||
| Other under preferred stock dividend | ||||||||||
| Net income attributable to common stockholders | 25.30%19.44B | -4.37%5.25B | 910.38%4.58B | -42.96%4.5B | 205.08%5.1B | 32.80%15.51B | -12.45%5.49B | 125.19%453M | 53.25%7.89B | -18.55%1.67B |
| Diluted earnings per share | 26.04%0.769 | -4.41%0.2065 | 850.01%0.1811 | -42.86%0.178 | 200.00%0.2002 | 34.27%0.6101 | -12.45%0.2161 | 127.27%0.0191 | 56.38%0.3114 | -16.00%0.0667 |
| Basic earnings per share | 26.18%0.7658 | -3.94%0.2065 | 850.01%0.1811 | -42.27%0.178 | 200.00%0.2002 | 34.51%0.6069 | -12.50%0.215 | 127.27%0.0191 | 54.79%0.3082 | -14.87%0.0667 |
| Dividend per share | 41.41%0.2619 | 3.49%0.0635 | 5.63%0.0657 | 6.41%0.0656 | 0.0671 | -27.64%0.1852 | 1.06%0.0613 | -4.61%0.0622 | -4.86%0.0616 | 0 |
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