Amazon.com Inc. reported results for the second quarter of 2026 with revenue of $200.6B and net income of $62.65B, driven by strong AWS growth and higher North America sales; diluted EPS was $5.75, reflecting a marked improvement versus the year-ago quarter.
Financial Highlights
- Revenue was $200.6B, compared with $167.7B in the prior-year quarter; YoY change 20%.
- Net income was $62.65B, compared with $18.16B in the prior-year quarter; YoY change 245%.
- Diluted EPS was $5.75, compared with $1.68 in the prior-year quarter.
Business Highlights
- Revenue growth: Consolidated net sales rose about 20% year over year, led by AWS, which grew 37% YoY, and North America, which grew 16% YoY.
- Channel & mix shift: Services (AWS, advertising, third-party seller fees and Prime) expanded, increasing the services mix to 21% of sales.
- Operational investments: Capital expenditures increased markedly as the company invested in technology, AWS infrastructure and an expanded fulfillment network.
- Fulfillment & shipping: Fulfillment and shipping costs rose with higher volumes and fast-shipping offers; the company emphasized network expansion and efficiency efforts.
- AI & strategic investments: Increased spending on AI initiatives and major equity investments (including Anthropic and OpenAI) to support long-term product and service growth.
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