Microsoft has published its Q2 2022 quarterly revenue report

Microsoft has published its earnings report for the Q2 2022 fiscal quarter. Revenue for the specified period amounted to $51.7 billion; net income - $18.8 billion. For comparison, for the same period last year, revenue was $ 43.1 billion; net profit — $15.5 billion.

The earnings raised thanks to Office, Windows, and online services the company sells via a variety of subscriptions. The software is playing such an important role is sales due to a huge number of people working from home because of situation with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Both Windows 10 and Windows 11 are being used on 1.4 billion devices according to monthly stats.

Here are some highlights of the Q2 2022 fiscal quarter report:

• Revenue was $51.7 billion (up 20%);
• Net income was $18.8 billion (up 21%);
• Operating income was $22.2 billion (up 24%);

Other interesting values:

• Divided EPS is $2.48 (up 22%);
• Commercial cloud revenue was $22.1 billion (up 32%);
• Productivity and business process revenue was $15.9 billion (up 19%);
• Intelligent Cloud revenue was $18.3 billion (up 26%);
• Personal Computing revenue was $17.5 billion (up 15%);
• Revenue from commercial Office products grew by 14%;
• Office consumer product revenue up 15%;
• LinkedIn revenue up 37%;
• Revenue from Dynamics grew by 29%;
• Income from server products and cloud services increased by 29%;
• Revenue from Azure grew by 46%;
• Windows OEM revenue up 25%;
• Revenue from commercial Windows products and cloud services grew by 13%;
• The revenue of the gaming division grew by 10%;
• Search advertising revenue grew by 32%;
• Surface revenue grew 8%.

Keep in mind that the fiscal year is not the same as the calendar year. The fiscal year starts on July 1 and ends on June 30.

Support us

Winaero greatly relies on your support. You can help the site keep bringing you interesting and useful content and software by using these options: