Microsoft is rapidly approaching a historic $4 trillion market cap milestone after delivering outstanding results for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2025, driven by robust performance in both cloud and AI operations.

For the quarter ending June 2025, Microsoft reported revenue of $76.4 billion, marking an 18% increase year-over-year. Net income soared to $27.2 billion, a 24% jump, while earnings per share reached $3.65, also up 24%. Operating income rose significantly to $34.3 billion. These figures not only surpassed analyst expectations but also reinforce Microsoft’s position as a dominant force in both the technology and financial sectors.

Cloud services, especially Azure, continue to be the backbone of Microsoft’s growth. Azure revenue surpassed $75 billion for the year—a 34% surge—supported by expansion across all workloads. Overall, Microsoft Cloud revenue in the quarter came in at $46.7 billion, growing 27% from the previous year. This strength in cloud and AI has enabled Microsoft to consistently outperform, even in a rapidly evolving technology landscape fueled by digital transformation.

On top of its operational achievements, Microsoft remains committed to shareholder returns, distributing $9.4 billion via dividends and share repurchases during the quarter. The company’s ongoing investments in AI and cloud infrastructure are laying the groundwork for continued growth and innovation.

Microsoft’s share price reflects this strong trajectory, trading near all-time highs and signaling solid investor confidence. With its integrated approach to cloud and AI, the company is well-positioned to drive business transformation across industries, propelling it ever closer to that remarkable $4 trillion valuation.