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Microsoft Corp.

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Microsoft's revenue engine runs on three pillars — cloud infrastructure, enterprise productivity, and personal computing — each with distinct growth and margin profiles.

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42 quarters from Q1 '16 to Q2 '26

MSFT Stock Price

$373.46

$4.09 (1.11%)as of Apr 3, 2026, 1:46 AM

Mkt Cap

$2.78T

P/E Ratio

23.36

52-wk High

$555.45

52-wk Low

$344.79

Source: Yahoo Finance · End-of-day data · Hover or tap for detail

Quarterly chart views track the fiscal reporting cadence. Annual chart views aggregate by calendar year. The summary table below remains on Microsoft's fiscal year basis.

Latest Revenue

$81.3B

Q2 '26 (Dec 2025)

+16.7% vs Q2 '25

Cloud Mix

40.5%

$32.9B of revenue

+3.8pp vs Q2 '25

Operating Margin

47.1%

Q2 '26

+1.6pp vs Q2 '25

Diluted Shares

7.46B

Weighted average shares, Q2 '26

-7.5% vs Q1 '16

Revenue

Cloud and enterprise software anchor the growth engine, while personal computing provides stability.

Revenue segmentation shows a business that has transitioned from a Windows-centric model to a cloud-first enterprise platform, with gaming and search adding diversification.

Quarterly revenue

Cloud-driven growth lifting every quarter higher; annual view smooths the pattern

Latest

Q2 '26 $81.3B

+16.7% YoY · Peak Q2 '26

$020B40B60B80B100BQ1 '16FY2016Q1 '17FY2017Q1 '18FY2018Q1 '19FY2019Q1 '20FY2020Q1 '21FY2021Q1 '22FY2022Q1 '23FY2023Q1 '24FY2024Q1 '25FY2025Q1 '26FY2026

Source: Microsoft SEC filings (10-Q, 10-K) · Hover, focus, or tap bars for detail · Q1 (Jul-Sep) highlighted

Profitability

Segment economics vary meaningfully — cloud margins are expanding, productivity is the profit anchor.

Operating income by segment reveals which lines of business generate the most profit per dollar of revenue, and how the cloud investment cycle affects overall margins.

Operating income by segment

Quarterly segment operating income, FY2016–FY2026

$05B10B15B20B25B30B35B40BQ1 '16FY2016Q1 '17FY2017Q1 '18FY2018Q1 '19FY2019Q1 '20FY2020Q1 '21FY2021Q1 '22FY2022Q1 '23FY2023Q1 '24FY2024Q1 '25FY2025Q1 '26FY2026

Source: Microsoft SEC filings (10-Q, 10-K) · Click categories to filter

Capital Allocation

Free cash flow is substantial and consistently returned through dividends and buybacks.

Microsoft's balance of investment and shareholder returns reflects the scale and predictability of its cash generation.

Latest full FY FCF

$71.6B

FY2025 fiscal-year basis

Latest full FY Buybacks

$18.4B

FY2025 fiscal-year basis

Cash flow allocation

Operating cash flow breakdown, FY2016–FY2026

-10B$010B20B30B40B50BQ1 '16FY2016Q1 '17FY2017Q1 '18FY2018Q1 '19FY2019Q1 '20FY2020Q1 '21FY2021Q1 '22FY2022Q1 '23FY2023Q1 '24FY2024Q1 '25FY2025Q1 '26FY2026

Source: Microsoft SEC filings (10-Q, 10-K) · Click categories to filter

Shareholder returns & shares outstanding

Dividends and buybacks with diluted share count overlay

Latest

Q2 '26 $14.2B

Shares 7.5B

$05B10B15B8BQ1 '16FY2016Q1 '17FY2017Q1 '18FY2018Q1 '19FY2019Q1 '20FY2020Q1 '21FY2021Q1 '22FY2022Q1 '23FY2023Q1 '24FY2024Q1 '25FY2025Q1 '26FY2026

Source: Microsoft SEC filings (10-Q, 10-K) · Click to toggle · Hover, focus, or tap bars for detail

Balance Sheet

Goodwill now dominates the asset base, reflecting the acquisition-driven growth strategy.

The Activision Blizzard acquisition tripled goodwill in FY2024, making intangible assets the largest component of the balance sheet.

Balance sheet — Assets

Total assets breakdown with goodwill separated

Latest

Q2 '26 $665.3B

Cash & Investments

$0100B200B300B400B500B600B700BQ1 '16FY2016Q1 '17FY2017Q1 '18FY2018Q1 '19FY2019Q1 '20FY2020Q1 '21FY2021Q1 '22FY2022Q1 '23FY2023Q1 '24FY2024Q1 '25FY2025Q1 '26FY2026

Source: Microsoft SEC filings (10-Q, 10-K) · Click to toggle · Hover, focus, or tap bars for detail · Swipe or use tabs to switch views

Fiscal Year Summary

Unlike the chart annual toggles, this table stays on Microsoft's fiscal year basis. Partial years remain visible so the data cut is explicit.

Fiscal YearRevenueNet IncomeFree Cash FlowBuybacksSharesQuarters
FY2016$91.2B$16.8B$25.0B$16.0B8.01B4/4
FY2017$96.6B$21.2B$31.4B$11.8B7.83B4/4
FY2018$110.4B$16.6B$32.3B$10.7B7.79B4/4
FY2019$125.8B$39.2B$38.3B$19.5B7.75B4/4
FY2020$143.0B$44.3B$45.2B$23.0B7.68B4/4
FY2021$168.1B$61.3B$56.1B$27.4B7.61B4/4
FY2022$198.3B$72.7B$65.1B$32.7B7.54B4/4
FY2023$211.9B$72.4B$59.5B$22.2B7.47B4/4
FY2024$245.1B$88.1B$74.1B$17.3B7.47B4/4
FY2025$281.7B$101.8B$71.6B$18.4B7.46B4/4
FY2026$158.9B$66.2B$31.5B$13.1B7.46B2/4

Employment

Steady expansion through acquisitions

Microsoft annual headcount

Full-time employees as reported in annual SEC filings

0100K200K300K20002001200220032004200520062007200820092010201120122013201420152016201720182019202020212022202320242025

Source: SEC filings (10-K) via Financial Modeling Prep

Methodology & Sources

Data is sourced from Microsoft's quarterly earnings releases and SEC filings (10-Q, 10-K). Figures are in millions USD unless noted. Microsoft's fiscal year ends in late June. Quarterly chart views use fiscal quarters. Annual chart views aggregate by calendar year. The table above remains on a fiscal-year basis. FY2018 Q2 includes a one-time TCJA tax charge affecting net income.