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Amazon.com, Inc.

AMZNNASDAQConsumer Cyclical·US · USD
$247.31
+1.97 (+0.80%)
Prices as of July 13, 2026 · market closed

Price

Key statistics

Valuation
Market cap2.66T USD
Enterprise value2.73T USD
Trailing P/E29.31
Forward P/E24.81
PEG ratio0.40
Price / sales3.55
Price / book5.97
Profitability
Gross margin51.82%
Operating margin13.14%
Profit margin12.22%
Return on assets6.84%
Return on equity24.29%
Income (TTM)
Revenue742.78B USD
Gross profit375.88B USD
EBITDA160.22B USD
Net income90.80B USD
Diluted EPS$8.37
Rev. growth (YoY)16.60%
Balance sheet
Total cash143.09B USD
Total debt235.54B USD
Debt / equity53.30
Current ratio1.18
Book value / share$41.09
Cash flow (TTM)
Operating cash flow148.53B USD
Levered free cash flow9.81B USD
Shares & price
Shares outstanding10.75B
Float9.78B
Held by institutions67.89%
Beta1.46
50-day MA$254.03
200-day MA$233.33
52-week high$278.56
52-week low$196.00
Dividends
Forward rate
$0.00
Yield
0.00%
Payout ratio
0.00%
Frequency
Unknown
Earnings (EPS)
DateEst.ActualSurprise2026-06-25-0.14-0.16−14.29%2026-04-291.642.78+69.51%2026-02-230.420.40−4.76%2026-02-051.951.95+0.00%
About Amazon.com, Inc.

Amazon.com, Inc. is a multinational technology company that provides online retail shopping services through its core segments: North America, International, and Amazon Web Services (AWS). In the North America segment, it offers retail sales of consumer products, including those from third-party sellers, along with advertising and subscription services via online and physical stores. The International segment delivers similar retail, advertising, and subscription offerings through online stores focused on key markets like Germany, the United Kingdom, and Japan. AWS provides global cloud computing services, including compute, storage, database, and other solutions to startups, enterprises, government agencies, and academic institutions. As the leading online retailer and marketplace, Amazon.com, Inc. also generates revenue from advertising services. Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Seattle, Washington, it plays a pivotal role in e-commerce, cloud infrastructure, and digital advertising within the global financial markets.

Sector
Consumer Cyclical
Industry
Internet Retail
CEO
Mr. Andrew R. Jassy
Employees
1,575,000
Headquarters
Seattle, WA, United States

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