Microsoft Corporation Q4 FY2023 Earnings Call
· Earnings call transcript and AI-powered summary
Quarter Overview
- Revenue was 56.2 billion dollars, up 8 percent year-over-year (10 percent in constant currency), showing steady acceleration versus prior quarters.
- Earnings per share were 2 dollars and 69 cents, up 21 percent year-over-year (23 percent in constant currency), reflecting strong operating leverage.
- Microsoft Cloud revenue reached 30.3 billion dollars, up 21 percent (23 percent in constant currency), with Azure contributing most of the growth.
- Commercial Cloud annual revenue surpassed 110 billion dollars for the first time, up 27 percent in constant currency.
Key Business Segment Highlights
Productivity and Business Processes
- Revenue of 18.3 billion dollars, up 10 percent (12 percent in constant currency).
- Office 365 Commercial revenue grew 15 percent (17 percent in constant currency), driven by ongoing E5 upsell momentum.
- Office Consumer revenue up 3 percent (6 percent in constant currency) with Microsoft 365 Consumer subscribers reaching 67 million, up 12 percent year-over-year.
- Dynamics revenue grew 19 percent (21 percent in constant currency), with Dynamics 365 up 26 percent (28 percent in constant currency).
- LinkedIn surpassed 15 billion dollars in annual revenue; however, Q4 growth slowed to 5 percent (7 percent in constant currency) due to weaker advertising markets.
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