💼 Microsoft Closes FY2025 With $282B in Revenue and $101.8B in Profit — Cloud Takes the Crown

[AIcash]

Microsoft just dropped its annual earnings — and the numbers are massive. The tech giant continues to rake in record-breaking revenue, with the cloud division now officially driving over a third of total income.

Here’s the breakdown from their fiscal year 2025 report
Headline Numbers

Total revenue (FY 2025): $281.72 billion (+15% YoY)

Net profit (FY 2025): $101.8 billion (+16% YoY)

Q4 revenue: $76.4 billion (+18% YoY)

Q4 profit: $27.2 billion (+24% YoY)

Microsoft's cash machine keeps humming — and it’s not just Office and Windows anymore.
️ Azure & Cloud Dominate

The Azure cloud platform was the breakout star again. While Microsoft didn’t give exact quarterly revenue figures, they did say:

Azure revenue (Q4): Up 39% YoY

Azure revenue (FY): Estimated at $74 billion, up 34% YoY

The broader Intelligent Cloud division (which includes Azure, GitHub, Windows Server, Visual Studio and more) generated:

$29.9 billion in Q4

$106.3 billion for the year

Yes, over $100 billion from cloud services alone.
🧑‍ Productivity Tools Keep Delivering

The Productivity and Business Processes segment — think Office 365, LinkedIn, and Microsoft’s AI Copilot subscriptions — wasn’t far behind:

Q4 revenue: $33.1 billion

FY revenue: $120.8 billion

Microsoft 365 (especially the Copilot AI integration) is proving to be a serious money-maker.
️ Windows, Surface, and Xbox Hold Their Ground

The More Personal Computing segment — which covers:

Windows licenses

Surface hardware

Xbox consoles and services

Gaming revenue

… brought in:

$13.4 billion in Q4

$54.6 billion for the year

That’s still a hefty chunk of change, even as the focus shifts increasingly toward enterprise and cloud services.
TL;DR

Microsoft just wrapped up another record year

Cloud services now lead the revenue mix

AI tools like Copilot are boosting Microsoft 365 income

Gaming and Windows remain solid, but enterprise is the growth engine

If you’re wondering where Microsoft’s next $100 billion comes from — look to Azure, AI, and the future of productivity.

Thoughts? Is Microsoft still underrated in the AI race? Let’s hear it below.

[Maxwell]

$100B+ from cloud alone? Microsoft is becoming the AWS of enterprise productivity. Copilot might be their iPhone moment if adoption keeps climbing

[rafihasan]

The shift from Windows to Azure as the core money-maker is wild. Shows how well Microsoft pivoted from legacy software to future-proof infrastructure.

[Nahiar806]

Not enough people realize how deep Microsoft is embedded in enterprise AI workflows. While others are demoing flashy models, Microsoft is already monetizing AI at scale

[Nahiar806]

$1B breakup fee + $1.2B IPO raise = one of the cleanest rebounds in tech history. Figma just turned regulatory rejection into rocket fuel.