Amazon projects quarterly revenue above market estimates
UNITED STATES, JUL 31 – Amazon's revenue rose 13% year over year driven by record Prime Day sales and strong growth in AWS and advertising businesses, with adjusted EPS surpassing estimates.
- In its Q2 2025 financial results released Thursday, Amazon exceeded expectations by delivering revenue of $167.7 billion and an EPS of $1.68.
- The results followed a 13% revenue increase driven by the biggest Prime Day ever and expanded international delivery, despite rising operating expenses.
- AWS sales rose 17%, reaching $30.9 billion with operating income of $10.2 billion, while Amazon advanced AI initiatives across Alexa, robotics, and developer tools.
- CEO Andy Jassy expressed confidence that AI is beginning to transform all aspects of customer interactions, emphasizing its impact on driving growth and improving operational efficiency.
- Amazon projects third-quarter revenue between $174 billion and $179.5 billion, signaling continued growth momentum and sustained focus on AI and cloud investments.
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Amazon’s shares fell more than 2% in the extended operations this Thursday, after the company reported results of the second quarter that, although exceeded expectations, were overshadowed by a warm outlook on operating revenues for the current period. The company reported that its revenues increased by 13% during the second quarter, reaching 168 billion dollars, while profits rose by 35%. Seattle-based Amazon obtained a net gain of 18 billion d…
Amazon significantly increased its revenue and profits last quarter. However, Wall Street is reacting with share price losses. There could be several reasons for this.
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This article was originally published on Fool.com. All figures quoted in US dollars unless otherwise stated. Key Points Amazon beat top- and bottom-line expectations, posting 13% revenue growth and 33% growth in earnings per share. Amazon Web Services (AWS) revenue grew by 17%, but that falls short of the momentum rivals reported just a day ago. Amazon remains a powerful competitor with a lot of ways to win, but investors were closely scrut…
Amazon significantly increased its revenue and profits last quarter. However, Wall Street is reacting with share price losses. There could be several reasons for this.
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