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Microsoft is an enterprise software and cloud vendor for which Azure has long mattered more than Windows.
The business splits three ways. Azure sells compute and storage by subscription and grows faster than the rest; its growth rate is the number the market reads first each quarter. The productivity suite — Office, Teams, Exchange — has moved to subscription and delivers steady recurring revenue. The third part covers Windows, server licences, the Xbox gaming arm with the acquired Activision Blizzard, and advertising from Bing and LinkedIn.
The strategic bet of recent years is artificial intelligence: the OpenAI partnership, Copilot assistants embedded across Office and developer tooling, and selling training compute through Azure. It is a source of growth and a cost line at once — building AI-capable data centres has sharply raised capital spending, and whether that spending pays back is the central argument around the company.
The durability of the business comes from selling to enterprises rather than consumers: contracts run for years, switching is expensive, and the products reinforce one another. The flip side is the same antitrust attention in Europe and the United States, aimed chiefly at bundling Teams with Office and at licensing terms on rival clouds.
Based on the fiscal year ended 30 June 2026
The sector median covers every company in the sector on the US market, loss-making ones included.
Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) is a company in the Technology sector; its shares trade on Nasdaq.
The price of Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) on November 13, 2026 is $523.88, +0.17% on the day. Over 52 weeks the stock traded between $349.20 and $559.15; the price now sits 83% of the way up that range. Over the past year the price changed by +4.09%. The P/E ratio is 29.09, which is below the sector median (31.50). Market capitalisation is $3.89 trillion, rank 1 among 167 stocks of the same industry with a known capitalisation.
Microsoft Corporation trades on Nasdaq under the ticker MSFT. The company belongs to the Technology sector. The trading history on this page starts on 22 August 2016.
Over the past 52 weeks MSFT has traded between $349.20 and $559.15. As of 13 November 2026 the price stood 83.20% of the way from the 52-week low to the high.
Over one year MSFT shares rose 4.09%; over six months they rose 24.17%. Volatility over 90 days is 36.49%. Dividends are not included: this is price change only, as of 13 November 2026.
MSFT trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 29.1, below the sector median of 31.5. Price to sales is 11.7, above the sector median of 3.3. Price to book is 8.8, above the sector median of 3.3. Calculated from reports for the period ending 30 June 2026.
Microsoft Corporation reported revenue of $331.8B and net income of $133.7B for the latest fiscal year. Net margin is 40.31%. Revenue changed by +17.79% year over year. Earnings per share are $17.95. Market capitalisation is $3.9T.
MSFT has a return on equity of 30.23%, above the sector median of 2.27%. Return on assets is 17.64%, above the sector median of 0.67%. Operating margin is 46.78%, above the sector median of 1.05%.
Microsoft Corporation pays dividends quarterly: $3.64 per share over the past twelve months, a yield of 0.69%. The latest payment was $0.91, with an ex-dividend date of 20 August 2026. The company has raised its payout for 12 years in a row.
