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Symbotic is transforming warehouse and distribution-center operations. The company designs, builds, and operates fully automated, robotics-and-software platforms primarily for large North American retailers and wholesalers, with Walmart historically accounting for more than 80% of revenue. The single most compelling element of the bull case is Symbotic’s $22.5 billion backlog of remaining performance obligations reported at the end of fiscal 2025. This figure represents signed, binding contracts—not a pipeline of hoped-for deals. At the current annual revenue run rate of approximately $2.25–2.5 billion, the backlog provides roughly 9–10 years of visibility even if no new contracts are ever signed (in practice, new bookings continue to arrive).
By David NishimotoSymbotic is transforming warehouse and distribution-center operations. The company designs, builds, and operates fully automated, robotics-and-software platforms primarily for large North American retailers and wholesalers, with Walmart historically accounting for more than 80% of revenue. The single most compelling element of the bull case is Symbotic’s $22.5 billion backlog of remaining performance obligations reported at the end of fiscal 2025. This figure represents signed, binding contracts—not a pipeline of hoped-for deals. At the current annual revenue run rate of approximately $2.25–2.5 billion, the backlog provides roughly 9–10 years of visibility even if no new contracts are ever signed (in practice, new bookings continue to arrive).