Amazon.com, Inc.
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About the company
Amazon. com, Inc. operates a vast global retail enterprise, distributing consumer goods and subscription services through both its extensive online platforms and a network of physical stores across North America and internationally.
- CEO
- Andrew R. Jassy
- IPO
- 1997
- Employees
- 1,560,000
- HQ
- Seattle, WA, US
Price Chart
- Market Cap
- $2.61T
- P/E
- 28.71
- P/S
- 3.51
- P/B
- 5.90
- EV/EBITDA
- 14.43
- Div Yield
- 0.00%
- Gross Margin
- 50.60%
- Op Margin
- 11.50%
- Net Margin
- 12.22%
- ROE
- 23.34%
- ROIC
- 9.65%
- Revenue
- $716.92B · 12.38%
- Net Income
- $77.67B · 31.09%
- EPS
- $7.29 · 28.80%
- Op Income
- $79.97B
- FCF YoY
- -76.60%
- 52W High
- $278.56
- 52W Low
- $196.00
- 50D MA
- $255.42
- 200D MA
- $232.98
- Beta
- 1.44
- Avg Volume
- 50.92M
AI snapshot
Six angles, distilled from the data.
AMZN remains in a long-term uptrend, trading above its 200-day moving average and well off the 52-week low, though still below the 52-week high. The setup is constructive but not stretched into a fresh breakout, with the stock working through a broad consolidation after a strong multi-month advance.
Street sentiment stays firmly positive: the consensus rating is Buy, with 84 Buy, 9 Hold, and 1 Sell. The average target sits near $313, above the current share price, and recent actions mostly repeat bullish ratings while nudging targets higher, including several calls in the $315-$330 range.
The earnings backdrop is favorable, with Amazon beating EPS in 6 of the last 7 quarters and a 68.5% upside surprise in the most recent report. Next-year EPS is projected at 9.8781 versus 7.64 TTM, so shareholders should watch whether AWS, advertising, and retail margins keep supporting that step-up.
Recent insider activity leans to net selling, led by multiple discretionary sales from Andrew Jassy, Matthew Garman, and Douglas Herrington. The M-exempt grants and related transactions are routine compensation flows, but the cluster of S-sale activity points to light insider distribution rather than accumulation.
Profitability is solid and improving, with a 50.6% gross margin, 13.14% operating margin, and 12.22% net margin. Growth remains healthy too, with revenue up 16.6% year over year and earnings up 74.8%, while cash generation is strong enough to support heavy investment.
AMZN still wins on scale, logistics, and AWS breadth versus most internet retail peers, while advertising and cloud add higher-margin mix. At about 29.0x earnings, it trades at a premium to slower-growth retailers but below the multiple often assigned to the highest-growth platform leaders.
Recent insider transactions
Who's buying, who's selling, and how much.
| Date | Insider | Type | Shares |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 1, 26 | Herrington Douglas J | sell | 1,000 |
| May 21, 26 | Jassy Andrew R | other | 50,000 |
| May 21, 26 | Jassy Andrew R | sell | 5,206 |
| May 21, 26 | Jassy Andrew R | sell | 5,227 |
| May 21, 26 | Jassy Andrew R | sell | 5,667 |
| May 21, 26 | Jassy Andrew R | sell | 3,600 |
| May 21, 26 | Jassy Andrew R | sell | 300 |
| May 21, 26 | Jassy Andrew R | other | 50,000 |
| May 21, 26 | Garman Matthew S | other | 7,836 |
| May 21, 26 | Garman Matthew S | other | 1,500 |
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