Because it’s that time of the quarter, this special edition of Short Takes will focus exclusively on Microsoft’s latest quarterly earnings report.
Because Microsoft announced its quarterly and annual earnings this week, I’m back with a new edition of Short Takes that looks exclusively at the results across all of the software giant’s major business units.
It’s that time of the quarter again where Microsoft has released their earnings. For calendar year Q1, fiscal year Q3, Microsoft reported $41.7 billion in revenue, up 19% year over year, with net income of $15.5 billion. Microsoft has once again reported strong earnings and is stating that the digital adoption curves that began last…
Microsoft Teams is now being used by 115 million daily active users.
Microsoft has reported its Q1 fiscal (Q3 calendar year) earnings today and the company posted healthy numbers across the board at the top. The company reported revenue of $37.2 billion with a net income of $13.9 billion – an increase of 30%. Microsoft returned $9.5 billion to shareholders in the form of share repurchases and…
Microsoft has posted healthy numbers yet again for its earnings even with the headwinds of COVID-19.
It’s that time of the year again and Microsoft has released its earnings for Q2 fiscal / Q4 calendar and the company beat estimates for revenue and earnings per share. The company brought in $36.9 billion in revenue with $11.6 billion of that being Net Income.
Microsoft has reported it’s Q1 FY earnings with Office 365 and the company’s cloud services pushing the revenue needle higher.
Microsoft has released its Q2, FY Q4 earnings today with 33.7 billion in revenue, Net Income of $12.4 billion, and an Operating Income of $12.4 billion. These figures bested last years results by 12%, 49%, and 20% respectively.
Microsoft has released earnings for its third quarter, calendar first quarter, with revenues of $30.6 billion with a Net Income of $8.8 billion. During the period, the company returned $7.4 billion to shareholders in the form of share repurchases and dividends.