Below is a simplified example of Walmart’s liabilities and equity based on hypothetical figures:
Walmart Inc.
Balance Sheet (as of December 31, 2023)
Liabilities:
– Accounts Payable: $50 billion
– Short-term Loans Payable: $10 billion
– Long-term Debt: $70 billion
– Deferred Revenue: $5 billion
– Other Liabilities: $15 billion
Total Liabilities: $150 billion
Equity:
– Common Stock: $50 billion
– Retained Earnings: $100 billion
Total Equity: $150 billion
Total Liabilities and Equity: $300 billion
This hypothetical balance sheet demonstrates Walmart’s financial position, with liabilities totaling $150 billion and equity also totaling $150 billion, resulting in total assets and liabilities of $300 billion. These liabilities represent Walmart’s obligations to creditors, suppliers, and other stakeholders, while equity represents the shareholders’ ownership interest in the company.