MICROSOFT CORPORATION
Microsoft sells cloud computing (Azure), Microsoft 365 office software and Copilot AI, Windows, business apps (Dynamics), LinkedIn, Xbox and games (including Activision Blizzard), Bing search ads, and Surface devices.
- SegmentsProductivity And Business Processes 42% · Intelligent Cloud 42% · More Personal Computing 16% (FY26)
- ProductsServer Products And Cloud Services 39% · Microsoft Three Six Five Commercial Products And Cloud Services 31% · Gaming 7% · Linked In Corporation 6% · Windows And Devices 5% · Search Advertising 5% · Microsoft Three Six Five Consumer Products And Cloud Services 3% · Dynamics 3% · Enterprise And Partner Services 2% · Other Products And Services 0% (FY26)
- RegionsUS 51% · Outside US 49% (FY26)
- CustomersBusinesses, governments, schools and consumers worldwide; sold directly, through partners and resellers, pre-installed by PC makers, and online
- ChangeIntelligent Cloud 42% of revenue in FY26, up from 27% in FY16
- Cash useFY17–FY26: capex $346.7B · buybacks $205.3B · dividends $180.2B
Reinvested 39% of operating cash flow · returned 71% of free cash flow
MICROSOFT CORPORATION reported revenue of $331.8B for the year ended Jun 30, 2026 (FY26), up 17.8% from FY25. Net income was $133.7B, operating cash flow $182.9B and free cash flow $67.0B. Source: 10-K filed Jul 29, 2026.
Leases not yet commenced, primarily for datacenters, were $329.1 billion at June 30, 2026, starting between fiscal 2027 and fiscal 2033.
10-K FY26Additions to property and equipment rose by $51.4 billion in fiscal 2026.
10-K FY26OpenAI completed a recapitalization in October 2025; Microsoft's equity-method stake is now approximately 25%, and fiscal 2026 revenue from OpenAI arrangements was $24.1 billion.
10-K FY26Commercial remaining performance obligation increased 84% to $678 billion.
10-K FY26