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AMZN Amazon.com Inc NASDAQ
146.73 USD 1.53% +2.21
OPEN 146.15
PREV CLOSE 144.52
DAY RANGE 147.91 - 145.34
VOLUME 37.9M
AVG. VOLUME 43.8M
52 WEEK RANGE 149.26 - 81.43
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Valuations metrics

Market capitalization 1.5T
Enterprise value 1.6T
Trailing pe 75.664925
Forward pe 40.70986
Peg ratio 40.70986
Price to sales ttm 2.6956577
Price to book mrq 8.158979
Enterprise to revenue 2.924
Enterprise to ebitda 21.895

Financials

Fiscal year ends 2022-12-31
Most recent quarter 2023-09-30
Profit margin 0.03624
Operating margin 0.07819
Return on assets ttm 0.03612
Return on equity ttm 0.12531
Income statement
Revenue ttm 554B
Revenue per share ttm 53.946
Quarterly revenue growth 0.126
Gross profit ttm 225.2B
Ebitda 73.6B
Net income to common ttm 20.1B
Diluted eps ttm 1.91
Quarterly earnings growth yoy 2.44
Balance sheet
Total cash mrq 64.2B
Total cash per share mrq 6.209
Total debt mrq 166.1B
Total debt to equity mrq 90.759
Current ratio mrq 0.985
Book value per share mrq 17.713
Cash flow
Operating cash flow ttm 71.7B
Levered free cash flow ttm 36.4B

Stock statistics

Shares outstanding 10.3B
Float shares 9.1B
Avg 10 volume 44.5M
Avg 30 volume 54.2M
Shares short 86.6M
Short ratio 1.52
Short percent of shares outstanding 0.0111
Percent held by insiders 0.09718
Percent held by institutions 0.60534

Stock price summary

Fifty two week low 81.43
Fifty two week high 149.26
Fifty two week change 38.424
Beta 1.17
Day 50 ma 135.571
Day 200 ma 122.91805

Dividends and splits

Last split factor 20-for-1 split
Last split date 2022-06-06

Amazon Inc. (AMZN) Company Profile

Amazon Inc. is an American company offering a range of products, including online retail. The company also manufactures and sells electronic devices. The company was founded on July 5, 1994, by Jeff Bezos.

Amazon’s headquarters are in Bellevue, Washington State. Amazon trades on the NASDAQ exchange under the AMZN ticker. The company first went public on May 15, 1997. 

Amazon operates through three main segments: North America, International, and Amazon Web Services (AWS). The AWS segment includes products like analytics, Amazon Athena, CloudSearch, EMR, Elasticsearch Service, Kinesis, Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka, Amazon Redshift, QuickSight, AWS Data Pipeline, AWS Glue, and AWS Lake Formation.

AWS solutions include machine learning, analytics, data lakes, Internet of Things, serverless computing, containers, enterprise applications, and storage. Amazon also offers advertising services. Through Amazon Prime, the company offers streaming services for various digital content.

Amazon’s main competitors

Key Amazon Milestones

For the first time in the company’s history, Amazon’s market capitalization surpassed the $1 trillion mark in January 2020. This is after the company recorded high revenues during Q4 2019. The company joined other tech giants like Apple, Microsoft, and Alphabet.

In December 2016, Amazon facilitated its first customer delivery by drone in England. The drone journey lasted about 13 minutes, carrying popcorn and a Fire TV video streaming device.

On January 22, 2018, the company launched the Amazon Go, a store that deploys cameras and sensors to detect items that a shopper grabs off shelves. The technology then automatically charges a shopper’s Amazon account. The first store was opened to the general public in Seattle.

In 2020, during the coronavirus pandemic, Amazon was among the primary beneficiaries of the crisis as the company played a vital role in delivering essential goods during the lockdown. Amazon shares consequently soared by more than 60%. The market cap also grew by over $500 billion. 

Amazon Frequently Asked Questions

Does Amazon (AMZN) pay dividends?

Since going public, Amazon has never paid any dividends. The company channels its profits to other production operations. This is despite the company hitting new levels of profitability.

Why is Amazon successful?

Amazon’s success is tied to its high-end customer support, innovations, diversifications of products, unique user experience, and execution. 

How many times has Amazon split its stock?

Since going public, Amazon has split its shares four times. In June 1998 at 2-for-1, January 1999 at 3-for-1, 2-for-1 in September 1999 and 20-for-1 in June 2022