US EditionMicrosoft Races Past $4 Trillion Valuation After Results
UNITED STATES, JUL 31 – Microsoft's market value exceeded $4 trillion, driven by 39% Azure revenue growth and AI investments, becoming the second company to reach this milestone after Nvidia.
- Microsoft surpassed $4 trillion in market valuation, becoming the second publicly traded company after Nvidia, as of 31 July 2025.
- Driving this surge, Azure revenues soared 34% to surpass $75 billion over one year, and Microsoft’s multibillion-dollar bet on OpenAI doubled its stock value since ChatGPT’s late-2022 debut.
- Microsoft’s latest quarter saw $76.4 billion in revenue and $27.2 billion in net income, sparking a roughly 5% share rally.
- On Thursday, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq reached new record highs as Microsoft shares surged after posting better-than-expected results, aided by Azure cloud growth.
- Despite Microsoft surpassing $4 trillion, Wedbush analysts said $2 trillion of AI-driven enterprise and government spending over the next three years could reshape valuations.
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For the first time Microsoft has revealed how much it earns with the cloud, and that has triggered its shares, achieving a milestone in its stock market listing.
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Reuters–Microsoft hit $4 trillion in stock market value on Thursday, becoming the second publicly traded company after Nvidia to surpass that milestone following a blockbuster earnings report that showed its massive bets on AI are paying off. Strong results from Microsoft and Meta Platforms late on Thursday also fueled gains in Amazon and sent chipmaker Nvidia to a record high, with the four heavyweight AI players gaining over half a trillion do…
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