Microsoft Q4 Revenue $90.01B, Up 18% YoY
On July 30, Microsoft reported fourth fiscal quarter revenue of $90.01 billion, up 18% year-over-year; estimate was $87.72 billion. Fourth quarter operating profit was $40.60 billion, estimate $39.02 billion; fourth quarter adjusted earnings per share of $4.74, estimate $4.25; fourth quarter intelligent cloud revenue of $39.31 billion, estimate $38.17 billion; fourth quarter capital expenditure of $35.80 billion, estimate $35.22 billion; fourth fiscal quarter Azure and other cloud revenue (excluding currency impacts) grew 43%, analysts expected 39.6%; Azure revenue surpassed $100 billion.
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