Alphabet Inc.
Alphabet owns Google. It earns most of its money from ads on Google Search, YouTube and partner sites, and also sells Google Cloud computing and AI services (including Gemini), subscriptions such as YouTube Premium and Google One, Pixel phones, and apps on Google Play. Its Other Bets include Waymo self-driving cars.
- SegmentsGoogle Services 85% · Google Cloud 15% · All Other Segments 0% (FY25)
- CustomersAdvertisers of all sizes, and businesses and governments that use Google Cloud; consumers use most services free. Ads are sold online and by its sales force, Cloud by its sales force and partners
- ChangeGoogle Cloud 15% of revenue in FY25, up from 4% in FY18
- Cash useFY16–FY25: buybacks $346.2B · capex $326.7B · dividends $17.4B
Reinvested 40% of operating cash flow · returned 74% of free cash flow
Alphabet Inc. reported revenue of $402.8B for the year ended Dec 31, 2025 (FY25), up 15.1% from FY24. Net income was $132.2B, operating cash flow $164.7B and free cash flow $73.3B. Source: 10-K filed Feb 5, 2026.
Fixed or guaranteed commitments, mostly long-term supply agreements for technical infrastructure, were $707.0 billion at June 30, 2026.
10-Q Jun '26Alphabet completed its acquisition of Wiz for $29.5 billion on March 11, 2026; it reports in Google Cloud.
10-Q Jun '26A December 2025 final judgment in the DOJ search case restricts how Google distributes its services and requires it to share certain search data with competitors; both sides have appealed.
10-Q Jun '26In the DOJ ad tech case, the court on September 2, 2026 declined to order a sale of the AdX exchange and ordered behavioral changes instead.
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