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Last Earnings Call

Fiscal Period
Q4 2026
Call Date
Jul 29, 2026
AI Summary
Q4 2026

Record year: Microsoft said fiscal 2026 was a record year, with annual revenue surpassing $331 billion, up 18%, Microsoft Cloud above $214 billion, up 27%, and Azure above $100 billion, up 41%.

Q4 beat: Fourth-quarter revenue was $90 billion, up 18%, and Microsoft said it exceeded its own expectations on revenue, operating income and EPS after adjusting for one-time items.

AI demand: Management said demand for Azure and AI services continues to exceed available supply, and that efficiency gains in the CPU and GPU fleet were quickly monetized.

Copilot traction: Microsoft said it now has over 30 million paid Microsoft 365 Copilot seats, with usage and customer satisfaction both improving sharply.

Heavy investment: CapEx was $41 million in the quarter, and Microsoft now expects FY '27 capital expenditures to be about $175 billion after a data center useful-life change and lease reclassification.

FY '27 outlook: Microsoft guided to another year of double-digit revenue and operating income growth, with operating margins expected to be down less than 1 point and free cash flow still positive.

Product mix: Azure, GitHub Copilot, E7, and usage-based pricing were all highlighted as major drivers, while Xbox and Windows OEM remained under pressure.

Key Financials
Annual revenue
$331 billion
Microsoft Cloud revenue
$214 billion
Azure revenue
$100 billion
Quarterly revenue
$90 billion
Earnings per share
$4.74
Gross margin
67%
Operating income
$155 billion
Operating margin
45%
CapEx
$41 million
Cash flow from operations
$55.4 billion
Free cash flow
$19.6 billion
Commercial RPO
$678 billion
Microsoft 365 Copilot seats
over 30 million
Fabric customers
over 40,000
Foundry and Fabric customers
over 17,000
Foundry customers
100,000
GitHub Copilot users
50 million
GitHub users
225 million
Patient encounters automated
28 million
Q1 revenue guidance
$89.85 billion to $90.95 billion
Q1 CapEx guidance
over $50 billion
FY '27 CapEx
about $175 billion
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