Walmart on Wednesday announced plans to remodel four New Jersey stores as part of its nationwide initiative to upgrade stores throughout the nation. The nation’s largest retailer unveiled details of four planned store remodels and new investments focused on enhancing the associate experience and community engagement.
The stores scheduled for remodeling are in Vineland, Berlin, Bridgeton, and East Windsor.
The remodeling will involve bigger signage and new displays; expanded departments and new items; enlarged online pickup and delivery; and wider aisles, new private screening rooms, and privacy checkout areas at pharmacies.
The initiative is part of Walmart’s goal to remodel more than 650 stores across the U.S. The company said that before 2025 Walmart had invested $120 million to upgrade stores throughout New Jersey in the past five years.
“By investing in our stores and associates, we are not only improving the shopping experience but also reinforcing our commitment to being a vital part of the community’s fabric, helping to build a brighter future for all,” said Annie Walker, senior vice president, East Business Unit at Walmart.
Walmart also announced that it is converting its East Windsor store into a Supercenter. It is currently scheduled to open in late 2025.
Shares of Bentonville, Ark.-based Walmart have risen 5.74% so far this year to $95.48 in morning trading on the New York Stock Exchange. The company has a market cap of %765.89 billion. Walmart is the largest private employer in 22 U.S. states.
Walmart by the numbers in New Jersey
- 70 retail units and five supply chain facilities
- 24,923 associates
- 1,187 suppliers
- Spent $15.9 billion with New Jersey suppliers in fiscal year 2024
- $202 million in economic impact
