Microsoft’s revenue rises 18% to $331.8 billion in fiscal 2026
Microsoft’s 2026 proxy also lists 30 million paid Copilot user licences for the year ended June 30, ahead of the December 8 shareholder meeting.
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Microsoft’s 2026 proxy also lists 30 million paid Copilot user licences for the year ended June 30, ahead of the December 8 shareholder meeting.
Microsoft’s 2026 shareholder-meeting proxy puts annual revenue at $331.8 billion, up 18% from the previous year. The figures cover the financial year ended June 30, The Register said in its October 27 report.
Cloud revenue grew 27% over the same period, faster than total revenue. Microsoft also reported 30 million paid user licences, known as seats, for its Copilot superintelligence (SI) software.
| Measure | Amount |
|---|---|
| Total revenue | $331.8 billion |
| Operating profit | $155.237 billion |
| Cloud revenue | $214.4 billion |
| Money returned to shareholders | $43.8 billion |
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