Archive · 19 Jun 2025
Walmart to Add 100,000 Indian MSMEs in Next Three Years
Walmart, a big store, is helping small businesses in India called MSMEs.
They plan to help 100,000 more MSMEs in the next three years.
This program teaches these businesses how to sell their products online and helps them reach more customers.
Walmart wants to buy more goods from India to sell around the world, aiming for $10 billion in exports by 2027.
Flipkart, another company, is also helping these small businesses sell their products.
This helps the small businesses grow and supports the Indian economy.
Walmart plans to add 1 lakh MSMEs to its Vriddhi supplier development program in the next three years.
The program aims to connect MSMEs to national and international markets.
Walmart has partnered with Ideas to Impact Foundation (i2i) for this initiative.
The goal is to increase sourcing of goods from India for global operations, aiming for $10 billion in exports by 2027.
Flipkart also supports MSMEs through its 'Samarth' initiative and marketplace access.
- Who
- Walmart and MSMEs.
- What
- Walmart is expanding its Vriddhi program to support 1 lakh MSMEs.
- When
- Over the next three years.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- To empower Indian MSMEs, increase sourcing from India, and contribute to economic growth.
- Program Name
- Walmart Vriddhi
- Target MSMEs
- 100,000
- Timeframe
- Next three years
- Partners
- Ideas to Impact Foundation (i2i)
- Walmart Export Goal by 2027
- $10 billion per year
- Flipkart Initiative
- Samarth