Market replenishment is a business strategy adopted by Wal-Mart.

Market replenishment is a business strategy adopted by Wal-Mart and a customer-centered service principle. Wal-Mart is a B2B2C-style one-stop shopping platform and a platform-based retail format. There are both traditional commodity channel circulation modes, that is, suppliers → Wal-Mart → consumers, and new e-commerce channel circulation modes, that is, suppliers → Wal-Mart → e-commerce platform → consumers.

Wal-Mart is a large retail platform connecting suppliers, e-commerce and consumers. Wal-Mart is a platform-based enterprise. The starting point of all Wal-Mart's business strategies is human nature, especially its greed and profit drive. Fair price every day, consistent. Save every penny for customers and make customers live better.

Business strategy

Three low strategies, namely low cost, low cost and low price. Low-cost logistics, low-cost distribution, low-cost procurement and low-cost operation have created low-cost advantages in overall operation and low-cost sales every day. This has brought huge cash flow to Wal-Mart, the capital of money generation.