AMZN

Amazon.com, Inc.

Quarterly revenue, EPS, free cash flow, valuation, and Rule of 40 scores for Amazon.com, Inc..

R40: 14$2.27T
$209.77+1.50 (+0.72%)● Live
Current Narrative

Amazon reported strong Q4 with 24% AWS growth, but the $200B 2026 capex guidance spooked investors, causing a 7-10% stock drop. Short-term FCF concerns dominate, but long-term bulls see it as a strategic AI infrastructure bet. Hyperscaler capex acceleration benefits the broader AI ecosystem.

Rule of 402025 Q3
14.1
✗ Below 40
Revenue Growth YoY+13.4%
+
FCF Margin+0.7%
History
31
Q4
2023 R40 +18
16
Q1
16
Q2
14
Q3
21
Q4
2024 R40 +17
4
Q1
14
Q2
14
Q3
ANALYST RATINGS
Buy$287
AMZN
Buy$280
Reiterated
2026-02-06
Neutral$175
Downgrade
2026-02-06
Mkt Outperform$315
Reiterated
2026-02-02
Outperform$315
Reiterated
2026-01-28
Overweight$308
Reiterated
2026-01-28
Company timeline

Earnings release dates

QuarterEnd datePublication dateSource
2026 Q12026-03-312026-04-30 (upcoming)Link
2025 Q42025-12-312026-02-05Link
2025 Q32025-09-302025-10-30Link
2025 Q22025-06-302025-07-31Link
2025 Q12025-03-312025-05-01Link
2024 Q42024-12-312025-02-06Link
2024 Q32024-09-302024-10-31Link
2024 Q22024-06-302024-08-01Link
2024 Q12024-03-312024-04-30Link
2023 Q42023-12-312024-02-01Link
2023 Q32023-09-302023-10-26Link
2023 Q22023-06-302023-08-03Link
2023 Q12023-03-312023-04-27Link
2022 Q42022-12-312023-02-02Link
2022 Q32022-09-302022-10-27Link
2022 Q22022-06-302022-07-28Link
2022 Q12022-03-312022-04-28Link
2021 Q42021-12-312022-02-03Link
2021 Q32021-09-302021-10-28Link
2021 Q22021-06-302021-07-29Link
2021 Q12021-03-312021-04-29Link
2020 Q42020-12-312021-02-02Link
2020 Q32020-09-302020-10-29Link
2020 Q22020-06-302020-07-30Link
2020 Q12020-03-312020-04-30Link
Background

Company History

ExchangeNASDAQ
IPO DateMay 15, 1997
IPO Price$18.00
Shares Outstanding10.83Bi
1994
Founding of Amazon
Jeff Bezos starts the company in Bellevue, Washington, as an online bookstore named Cadabra, later renamed Amazon, symbolizing its ambition to be the
1995
Website Launch
Amazon.com goes live for public sales, initially sourcing books from wholesalers and publishers.
1997
Initial Public Offering
Amazon goes public on NASDAQ at $18 per share, marking its transition to a publicly traded company.
2002
Launch of Amazon Web Services
AWS begins as APIs for web developers to build on Amazon\
2006
Introduction of Fulfillment by Amazon
Program allows third-party sellers to use Amazon
2017
Acquisition of Whole Foods
Amazon buys the supermarket chain for US$13.4 billion, expanding into physical retail.
2021
Jeff Bezos Announces CEO Transition
Bezos steps down as CEO to become executive chairman, with Andy Jassy set to replace him.
2022
Acquisition of MGM
Amazon acquires the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studio, enhancing its content production through Amazon MGM Studios.
Leadership

Key Players

Andy Jassy
President & Chief Executive Officer
@ajassy
CEO since July 2021, previously founded and led AWS from 2006. Joined Amazon in 1997.
Jeffrey P. Bezos
Executive Chair
@JeffBezos
Founded Amazon in 1994, served as CEO until July 2021. Drove creation of Prime, AWS, and Alexa ecosystem.
Brian T. Olsavsky
Senior Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
CFO since June 2015. Joined Amazon in 2002, overseeing global financial operations, tax, treasury, and investor relations.
Douglas J. Herrington
CEO, Worldwide Amazon Stores
Joined Amazon in 2005, leads global online/mobile shopping, operations, fulfillment, Prime, grocery, and health services.
Matt Garman
CEO, Amazon Web Services
CEO of AWS since June 2024. Joined Amazon in 2006, involved in launch of initial AWS services. Previously SVP of AWS Sales, Marketing, and Global Services.
David A. Zapolsky
Senior Vice President, Global Public Policy & General Counsel
SVP and General Counsel since May 2014. Joined Amazon in 1999, responsible for legal, policy, compliance, and regulatory affairs.
Short Interest

Short interest data unavailable for AMZN.