| Breakdown | TTM | Dec 2024 | Dec 2023 | Dec 2022 | Dec 2021 | Dec 2020 | 
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Income Statement  | ||||||
| Total Revenue | 691.33B | 637.96B | 574.78B | 513.98B | 469.82B | 386.06B | 
| Gross Profit | 345.98B | 311.67B | 270.05B | 225.15B | 197.48B | 152.76B | 
| EBITDA | 157.14B | 123.81B | 89.40B | 38.35B | 74.39B | 51.01B | 
| Net Income | 76.48B | 59.25B | 30.43B | -2.72B | 33.36B | 21.33B | 
Balance Sheet  | ||||||
| Total Assets | 727.92B | 624.89B | 527.85B | 462.68B | 420.55B | 321.19B | 
| Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | 94.20B | 101.20B | 86.78B | 70.03B | 96.05B | 84.40B | 
| Total Debt | 135.42B | 130.90B | 135.61B | 140.12B | 116.39B | 84.39B | 
| Total Liabilities | 358.29B | 338.92B | 325.98B | 316.63B | 282.30B | 227.79B | 
| Stockholders Equity | 369.63B | 285.97B | 201.88B | 146.04B | 138.25B | 93.40B | 
Cash Flow  | ||||||
| Free Cash Flow | 10.56B | 32.88B | 32.22B | -16.89B | -14.73B | 25.92B | 
| Operating Cash Flow | 130.69B | 115.88B | 84.95B | 46.75B | 46.33B | 66.06B | 
| Investing Cash Flow | -132.74B | -94.34B | -49.83B | -37.60B | -58.15B | -59.61B | 
| Financing Cash Flow | -5.94B | -11.81B | -15.88B | 9.72B | 6.29B | -1.10B | 
Name  | Overall Rating  | Market Cap  | P/E Ratio  | ROE  | Dividend Yield  | Revenue Growth  | EPS Growth  | 
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ― | $405.40B | 19.27 | 15.22% | 1.16% | 5.48% | 128.65% | |
| ― | $117.99B | 56.81 | 40.65% | ― | 38.01% | 44.52% | |
| ― | $2.60T | 34.52 | 24.33% | ― | 11.48% | 50.70% | |
| ― | $187.30B | 14.71 | 31.78% | ― | 20.09% | -1.83% | |
| ― | $92.50B | 79.28 | 14.48% | ― | 34.12% | ― | |
| ― | $58.28B | 160.98 | 8.55% | ― | 18.69% | -65.55% | |
| ― | $18.38B | 12.79 | -2.54% | 3.03% | 1.52% | -15.83% | 
Amazon’s recent earnings call painted a picture of robust growth and innovation, with a positive overall sentiment despite some operational challenges. The company reported strong revenue growth, particularly in its AWS and advertising segments, while also highlighting significant advancements in grocery delivery and AI. However, special charges and recent headcount adjustments posed challenges, yet the sentiment remains optimistic about Amazon’s trajectory.
Amazon.com, Inc., a global leader in e-commerce and cloud computing, operates in various sectors including retail, technology, and digital streaming, known for its customer-centric approach and innovative solutions like AWS and Alexa. In its latest earnings report for the third quarter of 2025, Amazon announced a 13% increase in net sales, reaching $180.2 billion, with significant growth in its AWS segment and international markets. Despite incurring special charges related to legal settlements and severance costs, the company maintained its operating income at $17.4 billion, while net income surged to $21.2 billion, reflecting strong investment gains. Key highlights include a 20% year-over-year growth in AWS sales, expansion of AI capabilities, and a substantial increase in operating cash flow by 16%. Looking ahead, Amazon projects continued growth in net sales and operating income for the fourth quarter, driven by its strategic investments in AI, infrastructure, and global market expansion.
Amazon’s recent earnings call for Q2 2025 paints a picture of robust growth and strategic advancements, despite facing some operational challenges. The overall sentiment was positive, driven by impressive revenue growth and significant improvements in operating income, largely attributed to the success of Prime Day and expansion in AWS and advertising sectors. However, the company is navigating through challenges such as AWS margin declines and supply constraints, which slightly dampen the otherwise optimistic outlook.
Amazon.com, Inc., a leading global e-commerce and cloud computing company, has announced its financial results for the second quarter of 2025, highlighting significant growth across its various business segments. The company, known for its customer-centric approach and innovative technologies, operates in the retail and technology sectors, offering a wide range of products and services including AWS, Prime Video, and Alexa.