Core Viewpoint - Walmart Mexico and Central America plans to invest $260 million in El Salvador over the next five years, starting with a new supercenter in Santa Tecla aimed at regional development [1] Investment Details - The investment will be allocated for opening new stores, renovating existing ones, upgrading factories and distribution centers, enhancing logistics networks, and improving technology to support the company's omnichannel strategy [1] New Store Features - The new Santa Tecla store will be Walmart's seventh supercenter in the country and the 103rd nationwide, featuring over 200 parking spaces, an online order pickup area, and self-checkout stations [1] - The store will incorporate sustainable technologies, including a solar power system, electric vehicle charging stations, and a zero greenhouse gas emission CO2 refrigeration system, along with mercury-free LED lighting and water-saving fixtures [1]