Amazon combines e‑commerce, logistics infrastructure, marketplace, subscriptions, digital advertising and the cloud platform Amazon Web Services.
Founded in 1994.Consumer and cloud businessTicker AMZN
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What Amazon does
The retail segment sells goods directly and provides a platform for third‑party sellers. AWS offers compute resources, data storage, databases, and other cloud services. Additional sources include advertising, subscriptions, and digital content.
When analyzing, it is important to separate low‑margin retail from higher‑margin segments, assess AWS growth, logistics expenses, capital expenditures, cash flow, and international operations.
Main directionsRetail, AWS and advertising
InfrastructureCloud and logistics
TickerAMZN
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Dividends and reporting
In the latest published results, Amazon did not announce a regular cash dividend. Therefore, there is currently no per‑share amount, record‑date closure, or payment date. The company is allocating a significant portion of capital to AWS, AI, logistics, and other growth initiatives.
Per shareNot announced
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In Q2 2026, Amazon’s sales grew by 20% to $200.6 billion USD, operating profit rose by 43% to $27.5 billion USD, and AWS sales increased by 37%. In the filings, also review capital expenditures and free cash flow.
