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Walmart Revealed Behind Cibolo’s Project Theo, Filing $400MM, 744,000 SQFT Robotic Distribution Center at Former San Antonio Raceway

October 30, 20262 Mins read2
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A new state construction filing names Walmart as the company behind Project Theo, a $400 million, 744,433-square-foot automated distribution center planned on about 126 acres of the former San Antonio Raceway in Cibolo, a year after the city approved roughly $32 million in incentives for an unnamed Fortune 500 user.

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