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Microsoft Corporation

$523.00+0.4%Close 11/12 · Next earnings Jan 27, 2027
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What it sells
Productivity and Business Processes is 42% and Intelligent Cloud 42% of revenue (fiscal year to Jun 2026), from 44% and 36% two years earlier.
Growing?
Yes: revenue up 19% on a year earlier (quarter ended Sep 2026); earnings per share up 36% over the last four quarters.
Expensive?
EV / revenue 11.4×. EV/revenue below the peer median of 41.6x: cheaper than its peers.
Analysts?
91% of 58 say buy; average 12-month target $636, 22% above today's price.
Risky?
About average for a large company: its price swung 34% over the past year (the S&P 500's 14%), and it fell as much as 38% since Nov 2021.
Market cap$3.88T
Revenue (TTM)$346.4B
Net income (TTM)$142.6B
EV / revenue11.4x
52-week closing range$353 – $556
Forward P/E26.1x

Microsoft develops and sells software, cloud services, and devices, led by Azure, Microsoft 365, Windows, and Dynamics 365, plus LinkedIn and Xbox.

More about Microsoft

Revenue is primarily recurring (subscriptions/consumption) with additional licensing, advertising, and hardware sales.

Market Position

Microsoft is a global leader in cloud infrastructure/platform services and enterprise productivity with a large installed base and broad distribution across consumers and enterprises. Key differentiators include deep integration across Azure + Windows + Microsoft 365 + security, a large partner ecosystem, and extensive developer tooling (e.g., GitHub).

Key Segments

Microsoft reports three operating segments: Productivity and Business Processes, Intelligent Cloud, and More Personal Computing.

How has the stock done?

Over the past year MSFT rose 2.3%; the software ETF (IGV) fell 7.6% and the S&P 500 rose 10.8%. 10 Congress filings by portfolios that hold it fall in this period.

MSFT +2.3%Software ETF (IGV) −7.6%Congress portfolio filedEarnings released
How much it movesRisk
Biggest fall
−38%

From Nov 19, 2021 to Nov 3, 2022, the deepest drop from a high since Nov 2021

Volatility, past year
34%

How much the price swings in a year; the S&P 500's was 14%

Beta, past year
1.01

When the S&P 500 moves 1%, the stock has moved about 1.0% the same way

Show the Congress filings
FiledPortfolioMSFT in the filingLatest trade in filingMSFT share
Nov 6, 2026Nancy PelosiNo MSFT trade in itOct 7, 202613.1%
Nov 5, 2026Dan MeuserNo MSFT trade in itSep 25, 202613.1%
Oct 30, 2026Tom Kean Jr.No MSFT trade in itSep 30, 202617.5%
Oct 22, 2026Cleo FieldsNo MSFT trade in itOct 9, 20267.1%
Aug 27, 2026Jared MoskowitzNo MSFT trade in itJul 13, 202616.8%
Aug 18, 2026Ed CaseNo MSFT trade in itAug 13, 20266.9%
Aug 13, 2026Thomas SuozziAnnual report: held $100,001–$250,000 at the end of 2025—4.1%
Aug 13, 2026Rob BresnahanAnnual report: held $266,003–$565,000 in all across 3 entries at the end of 2025—9.2%
Aug 12, 2026Rob WittmanAnnual report: held $16,002–$65,000 in all across 2 entries at the end of 2025—14.3%
May 15, 2026Katherine ClarkAnnual report: held $115,002–$300,000 in all across 2 entries at the end of 2025—4.2%
Show the earnings releases
ReleasedQuarterRevenueEPS vs estimateStock, day after5 days after
Oct 28, 2026ended Sep 2026$92.3B (+19% vs a year earlier)$4.89 vs $4.72 (beat)−0.2%+4.6%
Jul 29, 2026ended Jun 2026$90.0B (+18% vs a year earlier)$4.74 vs $4.24 (beat)+14.7%+23.9%
Apr 29, 2026ended Mar 2026$82.9B (+18% vs a year earlier)$4.27 vs $4.07 (beat)−5.0%−3.6%
Jan 28, 2026ended Dec 2025$81.3B (+17% vs a year earlier)$4.14 vs $3.92 (beat)−9.8%−13.8%
Oct 29, 2025ended Sep 2025$77.7B (+18% vs a year earlier)—−3.0%−6.4%
Jul 30, 2025ended Jun 2025$76.4B (+18% vs a year earlier)—+4.1%+2.4%
Apr 30, 2025ended Mar 2025$70.1B (+13% vs a year earlier)—+8.0%+10.0%
Jan 29, 2025ended Dec 2024$69.6B (+12% vs a year earlier)—−7.2%−7.6%
Oct 30, 2024ended Sep 2024$65.6B (+16% vs a year earlier)—−5.9%−2.7%
Jul 30, 2024ended Jun 2024$64.7B (+15% vs a year earlier)—−2.0%−6.4%
Apr 25, 2024ended Mar 2024$61.9B (+17% vs a year earlier)—−0.7%−2.7%
Jan 30, 2024ended Dec 2023$62.0B (+18% vs a year earlier)—−3.0%−1.0%
Oct 24, 2023ended Sep 2023$56.5B (+13% vs a year earlier)—+3.4%+2.7%
Jul 25, 2023ended Jun 2023$56.2B (+8% vs a year earlier)—−2.1%−2.5%
Apr 25, 2023ended Mar 2023$52.9B (+7% vs a year earlier)—+4.8%+8.4%
Jan 24, 2023ended Dec 2022$52.7B (+2% vs a year earlier)—−0.8%+2.2%
Oct 25, 2022ended Sep 2022$50.1B (+11% vs a year earlier)—−6.4%−7.7%
Jul 26, 2022ended Jun 2022$51.9B (+12% vs a year earlier)—+3.8%+6.2%
Apr 26, 2022ended Mar 2022$49.4B (+18% vs a year earlier)—+0.9%+0.4%
Jan 25, 2022ended Dec 2021$51.7B (+20% vs a year earlier)—+0.1%+4.2%

Change in closing price from the first day shown, or with Price the closing price itself. Prices: Yahoo Finance, to Nov 12, 2026. Dots on the line: a member of Congress whose Hunch portfolio holds MSFT filed a disclosure; its hover says what the disclosure reports of MSFT: each trade, bought or sold, with the amount range the member filed (the House asks for a range, not the amount), or in an annual report the range of the holding’s value, the ranges of its entries added up (“in all”) where the report lists MSFT more than once, in several accounts or share classes: a sum that bounds the value as the ranges do but is not a range the form offers. An annual report’s row has no latest trade. Filings: the Clerk of the House. Dashed lines: the days the company released earnings (its SEC 8-K filings); EPS estimates: Yahoo Finance. The stock's move after a release runs from the last close before its day to the close the day after (or five days after), so a release before the open counts like one after the close.

Is the business growing?

Revenue was $92.3B in the quarter ended Sep 2026, up 19% from a year earlier.

Revenue by quarter
Change from the same quarter a year earlier
Show the data
Quarter endedRevenuevs a year earlier
Dec 2022$52.7B+2%
Mar 2023$52.9B+7%
Jun 2023$56.2B+8%
Sep 2023$56.5B+13%
Dec 2023$62.0B+18%
Mar 2024$61.9B+17%
Jun 2024$64.7B+15%
Sep 2024$65.6B+16%
Dec 2024$69.6B+12%
Mar 2025$70.1B+13%
Jun 2025$76.4B+18%
Sep 2025$77.7B+18%
Dec 2025$81.3B+17%
Mar 2026$82.9B+18%
Jun 2026$90.0B+18%
Sep 2026$92.3B+19%
Revenue by productFiscal years, from Microsoft's 10-K

In the fiscal year to Jun 2026, Productivity and Business Processes was 42% and Intelligent Cloud was 42% of revenue; Intelligent Cloud rose from 36% in the fiscal year to Jun 2024.

Productivity and Business ProcessesIntelligent CloudMore Personal Computing
Show the data
Fiscal yearPartRevenueShare
FY2024Productivity and Business Processes$106.8B44%
FY2024Intelligent Cloud$87.5B36%
FY2024More Personal Computing$50.8B21%
FY2025Productivity and Business Processes$120.8B43%
FY2025Intelligent Cloud$106.3B38%
FY2025More Personal Computing$54.6B19%
FY2026Productivity and Business Processes$140.0B42%
FY2026Intelligent Cloud$137.8B42%
FY2026More Personal Computing$54.1B16%
Revenue by regionFiscal years, from Microsoft's 10-K

In the fiscal year to Jun 2026, United States was 51% and Outside the United States was 49% of revenue.

United StatesOutside the United States
Show the data
Fiscal yearPartRevenueShare
FY2024United States$124.7B51%
FY2024Outside the United States$120.4B49%
FY2025United States$144.5B51%
FY2025Outside the United States$137.2B49%
FY2026United States$170.8B51%
FY2026Outside the United States$161.0B49%
Earnings per shareDiluted, GAAP
EPS, quarter ended Sep 2026
$4.92+32% on a year earlier

A year earlier $3.72

EPS, last four quarters
$19.16+36% on the four before

Diluted, from SEC filings

PEG, on the last year's growth
0.8

The P/E of 27.3× over the 36% EPS growth of the last four quarters; near 1 or below is cheap for the growth

Quarters: Microsoft Corporation's SEC filings, named by the month they end. Fiscal years: Microsoft Corporation's annual reports to the SEC.

How it makes money

Of every $100 in revenue, $40.3 ends up as net income. Net margin rose from 34.1% to 40.3% over the past 3 years.

Where each $1 of revenue goesFiscal year ended 2026-06-30
RevenueGross profitOperating incomeNet income
Revenue
Total sales
$331.8B100%
Gross profit
Revenue minus direct costs
$225.5B67.9% of revenue
Cost of revenue
Direct cost of making or buying goods
$106.3B32.1% of revenue
Operating income
Profit from the core business
$155.2B46.8% of revenue
Operating expenses
R&D, marketing and admin
$70.3B21.1% of revenue
Net income
What is left for shareholders after tax
$133.7B40.3% of revenue
Taxes & other
Income tax and non-operating items
$21.5B6.5% of revenue
Margins by quarter
Gross 67.8%Operating 49.8%Net 39.7%
Show the data
Quarter endedGrossOperatingNet
Dec 202266.8%38.7%31.1%
Mar 202369.5%42.3%34.6%
Jun 202370.1%43.2%35.7%
Sep 202371.2%47.6%39.4%
Dec 202368.4%43.6%35.3%
Mar 202470.1%44.6%35.5%
Jun 202469.6%43.1%34.0%
Sep 202469.4%46.6%37.6%
Dec 202468.7%45.5%34.6%
Mar 202568.7%45.7%36.9%
Jun 202568.6%44.9%35.6%
Sep 202569.0%48.9%35.7%
Dec 202568.0%47.1%47.3%
Mar 202667.6%46.3%38.3%
Jun 202667.2%45.1%39.7%
Sep 202667.8%49.8%39.7%

Circled: Dec 2025 (net 47.3%, operating 47.1%). Net margin is usually about 9 points below operating margin; in that quarter something below operating income (a tax charge or benefit, a gain or loss on investments, a write-down) moved it, not the business itself.

Gross margin, fiscal year
67.9%

−1.0 pts over 3 years

Operating margin, fiscal year
46.8%

+5.0 pts over 3 years

Net margin, fiscal year
40.3%

+6.2 pts over 3 years

Each margin is that line of the income statement divided by revenue. Fiscal year: Microsoft Corporation's annual reports to the SEC; quarters: SEC filings.

Growth and margins together

Rule of 40 score 36.1 (growth 18.8% + FCF margin 17.3%): middling, short of the 40 line. Stock pay is 3.6% of revenue; counted as a cost, it brings the FCF margin down to 13.7%.

Rule of 40
36.1Middling
Revenue growth 18.8%FCF margin 17.3%

A rule of thumb for software: revenue growth plus free-cash-flow margin should reach 40. From 20 to 40 is middling, under 20 weak. The line is 40. Palantir Technologies for comparison.

Stock-based pay4 quarters ended Sep 2026
3.6%of revenue paid in stock

Cash flow adds stock pay back because no cash leaves the company, but shareholders pay for it through new shares. Counting it as a cost shows the margin as if staff were paid in cash.

Is the valuation backed by growth?Peers

Microsoft trades at 11.4× revenue on 18.8% growth. PLTR grows fastest of its peers, 95.9%, and costs 55.3×.

Show the data
CompanyRevenue growthEV / revenue
MSFT18.8%11.4×
PLTR95.9%55.3×
ORCL29.6%7.3×
PANW34.5%22.9×
CRWD25.8%42.8×
NET39.2%41.6×

Growth: revenue in the quarter ended Sep 2026 against the quarter ended Sep 2025. FCF margin: operating cash flow minus capex, over revenue, for the 4 quarters ended Sep 2026. From SEC filings.

Customers and suppliers

In its latest annual report Microsoft sells to OpenAI; it names no suppliers.

Along the supply chainTwo steps either way, as each company’s latest annual report names the others

Their suppliers

NVIDIA NVDAto CoreWeave, IREN +1
Blue Ridge Commerce Center Westto Applied Optoelectronics
Colemanto Applied Optoelectronics
Hightower Phase I Ownerto Applied Optoelectronics
ASE Technology ASXto AMD
TSMC TSMto AMD
UMC UMCto AMD
PSEG Nuclearto Constellation Energy
STPNOCto Constellation Energy
Dell Technologies DELLto IREN
Super Micro Computer SMCIto IREN
Amazon AMZNto Rigetti Computing
Sparqtronto Rigetti Computing
MSFTMicrosoft

Their customers

PepsiCo PEPfrom Celsius Holdings
Forward Industries FWDIfrom Galaxy Digital
U.S. governmentfrom Palantir

Partners

OpenAIMicrosoft invested in it · Equity investment and strategic AI partnershipApproximate 25% interest on an as-converted basis

Changes since the previous annual report (10-K filed Jul 30, 2025)

Dell Technologies DELLNo longer named (was a customer and a partner)
HPI HPQNo longer named (was a customer and a partner)
LenovoNo longer named (was a customer and a partner)
InflectionNo longer named (was a partner)
OpenAINow also a customer
Show the filing's words
CompanyRoleIn the filing's words
OpenAIpartner · Microsoft invested in it“In October 2025, we signed a new definitive agreement with OpenAI that extends this partnership. We have an investment accounted for under the equity method that represents an approximate 25% interest on an as-converted basis.”
OpenAIcustomer“For fiscal year 2026, we recorded revenue from commercial arrangements with OpenAI, inclusive of revenue-sharing payments, of $24.1 billion, and accounts receivable from OpenAI as of June 30, 2026 was $6.0 billion.”
AMD (10-K filed Feb 4, 2026)calls it a customer“The success of our semi-custom SoC products in our Client and Gaming segment is dependent on securing customers for our semi-custom design pipeline and consumer market conditions, including the success of game console systems and next generation consoles for Sony and Microsoft.”
AMD (10-K filed Feb 4, 2026)calls it a partner“With respect to our graphics products, we depend in part on Microsoft to design and develop its operating system to run on or support our graphics products....In addition, some software drivers licensed for use with our x86 products are certified by Microsoft.”
Applied Optoelectronics (10-K filed Feb 26, 2026)calls it a customer“In 2025, Digicomm represented 53.1% of our revenue and Microsoft represented 28.8% of our revenue.”
Celsius Holdings (10-K filed Mar 2, 2026)calls it a supplier“Our reliance on cloud service providers such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and other third-party platforms exposes us to risks from service interruptions, outages or security failures outside of our control.”
Cognizant Technology Solutions (10-K filed Feb 12, 2026)calls it a partner“We work closely with partners including Amazon Web Services, Cisco, Google, Microsoft, Oracle, Pegasystems, Salesforce, SAP, ServiceNow, Workday and many others....–In addition to our deep institutional learning expertise, we provide cutting edge training through alliances and partnerships with leading organizations, such as Google, Microsoft, Anthropic and NVIDIA.”
Constellation Energy (10-K filed Feb 24, 2026)calls it a customer“Recent examples include the PPA with Microsoft that will support the restart of Crane and the PPA with Meta for the output of Clinton which supports Meta's clean energy goals and the continued operations of Clinton.”
CoreWeave (10-K filed Mar 2, 2026)calls it a customer“We recognized an aggregate of approximately 67% of our revenue from our top customer, Microsoft, for the year ended December 31, 2025.”
CrowdStrike Holdings (10-K filed Mar 5, 2026)sells through Microsoft“We will continue to invest in customer acquisition programs, including our channel partnerships and new programs, like our free trial program of Falcon Go that is easily downloaded from our website, the AWS Marketplace, the Google Marketplace, and the Microsoft Marketplace.”
Everpure (10-K filed Mar 25, 2026)calls it a partner“Our technology partners include application partners such as VMware, RedHat, Nutanix, Microsoft, Oracle and SAP, cloud partners such as Microsoft Azure, AWS, Google, and IBM, data protection partners such as Commvault, Rubrik and Veeam, and infrastructure partners such as Cisco and NVIDIA.”
Figma (10-K filed Feb 18, 2026)calls it a partner“Through collaborations with companies like Atlassian, Zoom, Notion, and Linear, and integrations with tools like ChatGPT, GitHub, and Storybook, users are connected to Figma from within their existing workflows.”
Galaxy Digital (10-K filed Feb 26, 2026)calls it a supplier“For instance, we rely on computing infrastructure operated by Amazon Web Services (“AWS”) and Microsoft Azure (“Azure”) to host or operate some or all of certain key products or functions of our business.”
GameStop (10-K filed Mar 24, 2026)calls it a supplier“Globally, we also compete with certain vendors, including Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft among others, for direct-to-consumer digital and physical offerings.”
IBM (10-K filed Feb 24, 2026)calls it a partner“Our strategic partners include: Adobe, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft, Oracle, Palo Alto Networks, Salesforce, Samsung Electronics and SAP, among others.”
IREN (10-K filed Aug 27, 2026)calls it a customer“For example, we announced a five-year agreement with Microsoft in November 2025, which includes GPU acquisitions and the development of the “Horizon 1,” “Horizon 2,” “Horizon 3” and “Horizon 4” data center facilities representing approximately $9.7 billion of total contract value.”
Innodata (10-K filed Feb 26, 2026)calls it a supplier“We host data and applications in our own data centers at our operations centers, in our customers’ data centers, and on third-party cloud services including Amazon Web Services (“AWS”), Microsoft Azure (“Azure”), Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (“OCI”), and Google Cloud Platform (“GCP”) that provide the benefit of “infinite scalability” of information technology resources.”
IonQ (10-K filed Feb 25, 2026)sells through Microsoft“We provide access to our quantum computing solutions via AWS’s Amazon Braket, Microsoft’s Azure Quantum, and Google’s Cloud Marketplace, and sell access directly to select customers via our own cloud service.”
IonQ (10-K filed Feb 25, 2026)calls it a supplier“We currently offer our QCaaS on public clouds provided by AWS’s Braket, Microsoft’s Azure Quantum, and the Google Cloud Marketplace.”
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions (10-K filed Feb 23, 2026)calls it a customer“A representative list of non-government customers during 2025 included tier one, large U.S. Government contractors and system integrators such as Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics, Raytheon Technologies, BAE Systems, and L3Harris, as well as Intelsat (acquired by SES), Blue Halo (acquired by AeroVironment), Microsoft, Amazon, Airbus, Siemens, Rolls Royce, Boom, GE Aerospace and others.”
MongoDB (10-K filed Mar 11, 2026)distribution deal with it“For example, we have expanded our business partnerships with all three major cloud providers (AWS, GCP and Microsoft Azure) to enhance our joint marketing initiatives, deliver technology integrations that benefit customers and align with our sales strategy.”
MongoDB (10-K filed Mar 11, 2026)calls it a supplier“We outsource substantially all of the infrastructure relating to Atlas across AWS, Microsoft Azure and GCP to host our cloud offering.”
NVIDIA (10-K filed Feb 25, 2026)calls it a partner“Under our agreement with Microsoft for the Xbox, if someone makes an offer to purchase at least 30% of our outstanding common stock, Microsoft may have first and last rights of refusal to purchase the stock.”
Nebius Group (20-F filed Apr 30, 2026)calls it a customer“Effective as of September 7, 2025, our wholly owned subsidiary, Nebius, Inc., entered into a commercial agreement with Microsoft Corp (“Microsoft”), pursuant to which we are providing Microsoft access to dedicated GPU infrastructure capacity in clusters at our new data center in Vineland, New Jersey over a five-year term....Subject to the satisfaction of deployment and availability of the GPU clusters, the total contract value is estimated to be up to about $17.4 billion through 2031.”
Palantir (10-K filed Feb 17, 2026)calls it a supplier“We rely on the technology, infrastructure, and software applications, including software-as-a-service offerings, of certain third parties, such as AWS and Microsoft Azure, in order to host or operate some or all of certain key technology platform features or functions of our business, including our cloud-based services (including Palantir Cloud, as defined in the section titled “Item 7. Management’s Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations—Components of Results of Operations”), customer relationship management activities, billing and order management, cybersecurity program, and financial accounting services.”
Palo Alto Networks (10-K filed Sep 10, 2026)sells through Microsoft“For example, our VM-Series virtual firewalls are sold on Amazon’s AWS Marketplace, Microsoft’s Azure Marketplace, Alphabet’s Google Cloud Marketplace, and Oracle Corporation’s Oracle Cloud Marketplace either directly to end-customers or as part of the respective cloud hosting service provider’s offerings under a usage-based licensing model.”
Rigetti Computing (10-K filed Mar 4, 2026)calls it a customer“We also have distribution relationships with customers like Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Strangeworks.”
Roblox (10-K filed Feb 11, 2026)sells through Microsoft“For operations through console providers, such as Microsoft Xbox and Sony PlayStation, we are obligated to pay around 30% of any money paid by users on our Platform, and these amounts could also increase.”
Snowflake (10-K filed Mar 20, 2026)calls it a supplier“We currently offer our platform on the public clouds provided by AWS, Azure, and GCP, which are also some of our primary competitors.”
Strategy (MicroStrategy) (10-K filed Feb 19, 2026)distribution deal with it“Strategy has established strategic partnerships with a wide variety of third-party vendors, including cloud hosting providers (AWS, Microsoft, STACKIT, and Google), system integrators, consulting firms, value added resellers ("VARs"), managed service providers ("MSPs"), and independent software vendors ("ISVs"). These firms resell, support, or extend the Strategy platform for a variety of commercial purposes, and our agreements with them generally provide non-exclusive rights to our software, marketing materials, product training, and direct sales force for field-level assistance.”
Strategy (MicroStrategy) (10-K filed Feb 19, 2026)calls it a supplier“Strategy has established strategic partnerships with a wide variety of third-party vendors, including cloud hosting providers (AWS, Microsoft, STACKIT, and Google), system integrators, consulting firms, value added resellers ("VARs"), managed service providers ("MSPs"), and independent software vendors ("ISVs")....In addition, we serve our customers and manage certain critical internal processes using a third-party data center hosting facility located in the United States and other third-party services, including AWS, Azure, Google, and other cloud services.”
Take-Two Interactive Software (10-K filed May 22, 2026)sells through Microsoft“Sales to our five largest customers during the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026, accounted for 80.6% of our net revenue, with Apple, Sony, Google, and Microsoft each accounting for more than 10.0% of our net revenue.”
Workday (10-K filed Mar 6, 2026)calls it a partner“For example, our partnership with Microsoft Corporation (“Microsoft”), announced in fiscal 2026, will enable customers to register and manage agents they build using Microsoft’s systems within the Workday Agent System of Record.”
Zoom Communications (10-K filed Feb 27, 2026)calls it a partner“Zoom offers more than 3,100 apps on the Zoom App Marketplace and integrations with key software vendors, such as Microsoft and Google.”
Zoom Communications (10-K filed Feb 27, 2026)calls it a supplier“We also utilize cloud hosting services such as Amazon Web Services and Oracle Cloud for the hosting of certain critical aspects of our business and Microsoft Azure for limited customer-specified managed services.”

Only the companies Microsoft names in its 10-K filed Jul 29, 2026 (SEC). Named in other companies' filings: those whose own latest annual report or an 8-K since names Microsoft. The supply chain joins the latest annual reports of the companies on it and the 8-Ks they filed since: a link shows when either side's report names the other, so it grows as more reports are read. Platforms: an app store, a console maker or a marketplace one company sells through and pays a share or a fee; not supply, so not on the chain. Hover a name for the filing's own words.

Is it expensive?

EV/revenue of 11.4x, below the peer median of 41.6x.

11.4×EV / revenue

EV/revenue below the peer median of 41.6x: cheaper than its peers.

Vs. peersEnterprise value / revenue (x)
MSFTPeersPeer median 41.6x
Show the data
CompanyEV / revenue
PLTR · Palantir Technologies Inc.55.3×
CRWD · CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.42.8×
NET · Cloudflare, Inc.41.6×
PANW · Palo Alto Networks, Inc.22.9×
MSFT · Microsoft Corporation11.4×
ORCL · Oracle Corporation7.3×

Compared on enterprise value (market cap plus debt minus cash) per $1 of revenue: for companies that reinvest what they earn or borrow to grow (software, AI data centers), P/E can mislead.

What analysts expect

The average analyst price target is $636, 22% above the current price; 91% of 58 analysts rate it a buy; earnings beat estimates in all of the last 4 quarters.

12-month price targetsCurrent price $523.00
12 mo agoTodayIn 12 mo
High target
$870+66%
Average target
$636+22%
Low target
$440−16%
Ratings58 analysts
Strong Buy 12Buy 41Hold 5Sell 0Strong Sell 0

Buy or Strong Buy: 53 analysts (91%). Sell or Strong Sell: 0.

Targets and ratings over the past year126 changes by 32 firms

Over the past year the average of the analysts' latest price targets went from $633.57 to $631.00 (0%), while MSFT went from $503.29 to $523.00 (+4%). In the past three months targets were raised 36 times and never cut. 1 upgrade and 2 downgrades over the year; the latest: Stifel moved it to Buy from Hold on Sep 23, 2026.

Average target $631.00MSFTMiddle half of targetsUpgradeDowngrade
Targets raised, by monthTargets cut
Show every change
DateFirmChangeRatingTarget
Oct 29, 2026BernsteinTarget raisedOutperform$722.00, was $662.00
Oct 29, 2026RBC CapitalTarget keptOutperform$640.00
Oct 29, 2026CitigroupTarget raisedBuy$680.00, was $636.00
Oct 29, 2026DA DavidsonTarget raisedBuy$650.00, was $550.00
Oct 29, 2026TD CowenTarget raisedBuy$650.00, was $625.00
Oct 29, 2026ScotiabankTarget raisedSector Outperform$650.00, was $625.00
Oct 29, 2026CitizensTarget raisedMarket Outperform$625.00, was $550.00
Oct 29, 2026Truist SecuritiesTarget raisedBuy$630.00, was $600.00
Oct 29, 2026BarclaysTarget raisedOverweight$610.00, was $600.00
Oct 29, 2026Wells FargoTarget raisedOverweight$750.00, was $725.00
Oct 29, 2026StoneXTarget raisedBuy$630.00, was $600.00
Oct 29, 2026GuggenheimTarget raisedBuy$595.00, was $586.00
Oct 29, 2026KeybancTarget raisedOverweight$630.00, was $600.00
Oct 29, 2026OppenheimerTarget keptOutperform$625.00
Oct 29, 2026StifelTarget raisedBuy$650.00, was $575.00
Oct 29, 2026Cantor FitzgeraldTarget raisedOverweight$630.00, was $608.00
Oct 29, 2026Piper SandlerTarget raisedOverweight$650.00, was $610.00
Oct 26, 2026OppenheimerTarget raisedOutperform$625.00, was $570.00
Oct 26, 2026Truist SecuritiesTarget raisedBuy$600.00, was $575.00
Oct 26, 2026ScotiabankTarget raisedSector Outperform$625.00, was $615.00
Oct 21, 2026GuggenheimTarget keptBuy$586.00
Oct 20, 2026BMO CapitalTarget raisedOutperform$600.00, was $515.00
Oct 19, 2026BernsteinTarget raisedOutperform$662.00, was $660.00
Oct 16, 2026StoneXTarget raisedBuy$600.00, was $525.00
Oct 15, 2026UBSTarget raisedBuy$675.00, was $525.00
Oct 15, 2026CitigroupTarget raisedBuy$636.00, was $600.00
Oct 15, 2026MizuhoTarget raisedOutperform$600.00, was $510.00
Oct 15, 2026JefferiesTarget raisedBuy$650.00, was $575.00
Oct 15, 2026TD CowenTarget raisedBuy$625.00, was $540.00
Oct 13, 2026BarclaysTarget raisedOverweight$600.00, was $512.00
Oct 7, 2026Evercore ISI GroupTarget raisedOutperform$635.00, was $528.00
Oct 5, 2026ScotiabankTarget raisedSector Outperform$615.00, was $510.00
Oct 1, 2026Wells FargoTarget raisedOverweight$725.00, was $700.00
Sep 30, 2026Piper SandlerTarget raisedOverweight$610.00, was $550.00
Sep 23, 2026StifelUpgradeBuy, was Hold$575.00, was $530.00
Sep 22, 2026OppenheimerTarget raisedOutperform$570.00, was $515.00
Sep 21, 2026Cantor FitzgeraldTarget raisedOverweight$608.00, was $522.00
Sep 15, 2026CitizensTarget keptMarket Outperform$550.00
Sep 4, 2026StifelTarget raisedHold$530.00, was $450.00
Sep 1, 2026B of A SecuritiesTarget raisedBuy$600.00, was $500.00
Aug 12, 2026Wells FargoTarget raisedOverweight$700.00, was $650.00
Aug 5, 2026Tigress FinancialTarget raisedBuy$690.00, was $680.00
Jul 30, 2026BernsteinTarget raisedOutperform$647.00, was $646.00
Jul 30, 2026CitigroupTarget raisedBuy$600.00, was $570.00
Jul 30, 2026RBC CapitalTarget keptOutperform$640.00
Jul 30, 2026StifelTarget raisedHold$450.00, was $400.00
Jul 30, 2026TD CowenTarget keptBuy$540.00
Jul 30, 2026DA DavidsonTarget keptBuy$550.00
Jul 30, 2026Wells FargoTarget raisedOverweight$650.00, was $625.00
Jul 30, 2026Evercore ISI GroupTarget raisedOutperform$528.00, was $525.00
Jul 30, 2026CitizensTarget keptMarket Outperform$550.00
Jul 30, 2026Cantor FitzgeraldTarget raisedOverweight$522.00, was $502.00
Jul 30, 2026BarclaysTarget cutOverweight$512.00, was $545.00
Jul 30, 2026Piper SandlerTarget raisedOverweight$550.00, was $540.00
Jul 28, 2026CitizensTarget keptMarket Outperform$550.00
Jul 27, 2026UBSTarget cutBuy$480.00, was $510.00
Jul 27, 2026GuggenheimTarget keptBuy$586.00
Jul 22, 2026BernsteinTarget keptOutperform$646.00
Jul 22, 2026OppenheimerTarget keptOutperform$515.00
Jul 22, 2026Truist SecuritiesTarget keptBuy$575.00
Jul 20, 2026CLSABegan coverageOutperform$535.00
Jul 15, 2026Evercore ISI GroupTarget raisedOutperform$525.00, was $510.00
Jul 15, 2026MizuhoTarget cutOutperform$490.00, was $515.00
Jul 15, 2026CitigroupTarget cutBuy$570.00, was $620.00
Jul 15, 2026Wells FargoTarget cutOverweight$625.00, was $650.00
Jul 10, 2026Argus ResearchTarget cutBuy$510.00, was $620.00
Jul 7, 2026BMO CapitalTarget raisedOutperform$515.00, was $500.00
Jul 6, 2026Wolfe ResearchTarget cutOutperform$525.00, was $570.00
Jul 6, 2026DA DavidsonTarget keptBuy$550.00
Jun 25, 2026StifelTarget cutHold$400.00, was $415.00
Jun 4, 2026TD CowenTarget keptBuy$540.00
Jun 4, 2026Cantor FitzgeraldTarget keptOverweight$502.00
Jun 4, 2026CitizensTarget keptMarket Outperform$550.00
Jun 1, 2026Wells FargoTarget raisedOverweight$650.00, was $625.00
Jun 1, 2026CitizensBegan coverageMarket Outperform$550.00
May 13, 2026WedbushTarget keptOutperform$575.00
May 6, 2026Tigress FinancialTarget raisedBuy$680.00, was $595.00
May 1, 2026StifelTarget raisedHold$415.00, was $392.00
Apr 30, 2026BernsteinTarget raisedOutperform$646.00, was $641.00
Apr 30, 2026CitigroupTarget raisedBuy$620.00, was $600.00
Apr 30, 2026Evercore ISI GroupTarget cutOutperform$510.00, was $580.00
Apr 30, 2026GuggenheimTarget keptBuy$586.00
Apr 30, 2026BarclaysTarget cutOverweight$545.00, was $600.00
Apr 30, 2026Wells FargoTarget raisedOverweight$625.00, was $615.00
Apr 30, 2026BenchmarkTarget raisedBuy$525.00, was $450.00
Apr 30, 2026Cantor FitzgeraldTarget keptOverweight$502.00
Apr 30, 2026WedbushTarget keptOutperform$575.00
Apr 30, 2026Truist SecuritiesTarget cutBuy$575.00, was $675.00
Apr 30, 2026ScotiabankTarget cutSector Outperform$550.00, was $600.00
Apr 30, 2026Piper SandlerTarget raisedOverweight$540.00, was $500.00
Apr 28, 2026BenchmarkTarget keptBuy$450.00
Apr 28, 2026BMO CapitalTarget cutOutperform$505.00, was $575.00
Apr 27, 2026OppenheimerTarget cutOutperform$515.00, was $630.00
Apr 23, 2026GuggenheimTarget keptBuy$586.00
Apr 22, 2026CitigroupTarget cutBuy$600.00, was $635.00
Apr 16, 2026TD CowenTarget cutBuy$540.00, was $610.00
Apr 15, 2026BairdTarget cutOutperform$500.00, was $540.00
Apr 14, 2026MizuhoTarget cutOutperform$515.00, was $620.00
Apr 14, 2026Piper SandlerTarget cutOverweight$500.00, was $600.00
Apr 10, 2026BNP ParibasTarget cutOutperform$556.00, was $659.00
Mar 25, 2026UBSTarget cutBuy$510.00, was $600.00
Feb 5, 2026StifelDowngradeHold, was Buy$392.00, was $540.00
Jan 30, 2026CitigroupTarget cutBuy$635.00, was $660.00
Jan 29, 2026DA DavidsonTarget keptBuy$650.00
Jan 29, 2026RBC CapitalTarget keptOutperform$640.00
Jan 29, 2026ScotiabankTarget cutSector Outperform$600.00, was $650.00
Jan 29, 2026StifelTarget raisedBuy$540.00, was $520.00
Jan 29, 2026WedbushTarget cutOutperform$575.00, was $625.00
Jan 29, 2026Wells FargoTarget cutOverweight$615.00, was $630.00
Jan 29, 2026Evercore ISI GroupTarget cutOutperform$580.00, was $640.00
Jan 29, 2026Cantor FitzgeraldTarget keptOverweight$590.00
Jan 29, 2026KeybancTarget cutOverweight$600.00, was $630.00
Jan 29, 2026Piper SandlerTarget cutOverweight$600.00, was $650.00
Jan 26, 2026B of A SecuritiesTarget cutBuy$520.00, was $640.00
Jan 23, 2026UBSTarget cutBuy$600.00, was $650.00
Jan 22, 2026Wells FargoTarget cutOverweight$630.00, was $665.00
Jan 22, 2026GuggenheimTarget keptBuy$586.00
Jan 21, 2026CitigroupTarget cutBuy$660.00, was $690.00
Jan 21, 2026MizuhoTarget cutOutperform$620.00, was $640.00
Jan 20, 2026TD CowenTarget cutBuy$625.00, was $655.00
Jan 12, 2026BarclaysTarget cutOverweight$610.00, was $625.00
Jan 8, 2026Wells FargoTarget cutOverweight$665.00, was $700.00
Dec 22, 2025WedbushTarget keptOutperform$625.00
Dec 4, 2025DA DavidsonTarget keptBuy$650.00
Nov 18, 2025Rothschild & CoDowngradeNeutral, was Buy$500.00, was $560.00
Nov 14, 2025BairdBegan coverageOutperform$600.00
Earnings against estimatesLast 4 quarters, per share
Average estimateReported, beat
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QuarterEstimateReportedSurprise
Dec ’25$3.92$4.14+5.6%
Mar ’26$4.07$4.27+4.9%
Jun ’26$4.24$4.74+11.8%
Sep ’26$4.72$4.89+3.6%

The day after each of these reports the stock moved −9.8% (Dec 2025, beat); −5.0% (Mar 2026, beat); +14.7% (Jun 2026, beat); −0.2% (Sep 2026, beat).

Expected nextConsensus of Nov 10, 2026

For the quarter ending Dec 2026 (Microsoft reports on Jan 27, 2027), analysts expect adjusted earnings of $4.86 a share, 17% more than the $4.14 of a year earlier, and revenue of $96.7B, up 19% on a year earlier. For the fiscal year ending Jun 2027, they expect adjusted earnings of $20.01 a share, and revenue of $396.0B, up 19% on the year before.

EPS, quarter ending Dec 2026
$4.86+17% on a year earlier

Adjusted. Dec 2025: $4.14; range $4.82 to $4.97; 24 analysts

Revenue, quarter ending Dec 2026
$96.7B+19% on a year earlier

Dec 2025: $81.3B; range $95.6B to $97.9B; 37 analysts

EPS, year ending Jun 2027
$20.01

Adjusted. Range $19.55 to $20.63; 32 analysts

Revenue, year ending Jun 2027
$396.0B+19% on the year before

The year to Jun 2026: $331.8B; range $385.1B to $403.8B; 47 analysts

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PeriodFigureExpectedLow to highAnalystsA year earlierChange
Quarter ending Dec 2026, results Jan 27, 2027EPS (adjusted)$4.86$4.82 to $4.9724$4.14 (Dec 2025)+17%
Quarter ending Dec 2026, results Jan 27, 2027Revenue$96.7B$95.6B to $97.9B37$81.3B (Dec 2025)+19%
Quarter ending Mar 2027EPS (adjusted)$4.94$4.82 to $5.1924$4.27 (Mar 2026)+16%
Quarter ending Mar 2027Revenue$99.3B$96.3B to $102.3B36$82.9B (Mar 2026)+20%
Year ending Jun 2027EPS (adjusted)$20.01$19.55 to $20.6332——
Year ending Jun 2027Revenue$396.0B$385.1B to $403.8B47$331.8B (year to Jun 2026)+19%
Year ending Jun 2028EPS (adjusted)$24.20$22.90 to $25.8533$20.01 (expected, year to Jun 2027)+21%
Year ending Jun 2028Revenue$477.1B$437.6B to $504.6B55$396.0B (expected, year to Jun 2027)+21%

Targets, ratings and earnings estimates: Yahoo Finance. Rating and target changes: Yahoo Finance's list of upgrades and downgrades. The average target on each day is the average of every listed firm's latest target set in the 180 days before it, so it counts fewer analysts than the average target above, and the band is the middle half of those targets (a quarter of the firms are above it, a quarter below); a target set before a stock split is divided by the split. Expected figures: the average of the analysts' estimates (Yahoo Finance). Their EPS is adjusted, as analysts estimate it, so it is set against the adjusted EPS Yahoo reports for the same quarters, not the GAAP EPS of the growth and valuation sections; revenue against the SEC filings. No change is given against a quarter whose reported EPS was more than 50% off its own estimate (often a one-off gain or charge), nor against a year that counts one. Each estimate is pinned to its fiscal period by the report date or the period's end, and one that cannot be is left out.

Where the cash goes

Generated $60.0B in free cash flow over the year, of which $48.1B went back to shareholders (dividends plus buybacks), leaving $11.9B in the company.

Where a year of cash went4 quarters to Sep 2026
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LineAmount
Op. cash flow$195.9B
Capex−$135.9B
Free cash flow$60.0B
Dividends−$27.0B
Buybacks−$21.1B
Cash retained$11.9B
Free cash flow yield
1.5%

For every $100 of market cap, the company generates about $1.5 in free cash flow a year.

Dividend yield
0.7%

For every $100 of market cap, you receive about $0.7 in dividends a year.

Shareholder yield
1.2%

Dividends plus buybacks over the last four quarters: for every $100 of market cap, about $1.2 went back to shareholders.

By quarter: free cash flow and what went back to shareholdersLast 12 quarters
Free cash flowDividendsBuybacks
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Quarter endedFree cash flowDividendsBuybacks
Dec 2023$9.1B$5.6B$4.0B
Mar 2024$21.0B$5.6B$4.2B
Jun 2024$23.3B$5.6B$4.2B
Sep 2024$19.3B$5.6B$4.1B
Dec 2024$6.5B$6.2B$5.0B
Mar 2025$20.3B$6.2B$4.8B
Jun 2025$25.6B$6.2B$4.5B
Sep 2025$25.7B$6.2B$5.7B
Dec 2025$5.9B$6.8B$7.4B
Mar 2026$15.8B$6.8B$4.6B
Jun 2026$19.6B$6.8B$4.6B
Sep 2026$18.6B$6.8B$4.4B
Diluted sharesDown 0.3% in a year

Microsoft had 7.45B diluted shares in the quarter ended Sep 2026, 0.3% fewer than a year earlier, and 0.5% fewer each year on average since Mar 2020. It spent $21.0B on buybacks over the last four quarters. Over the last four quarters its earnings per share rose 36.3% and its net income rose 36.0%: fewer shares added about 0 points.

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Quarter endedDiluted shares
Mar 20207.67B
Sep 20207.64B
Dec 20207.62B
Mar 20217.60B
Sep 20217.57B
Dec 20217.55B
Mar 20227.53B
Sep 20227.49B
Dec 20227.47B
Mar 20237.46B
Sep 20237.46B
Dec 20237.47B
Mar 20247.47B
Sep 20247.47B
Dec 20247.47B
Mar 20257.46B
Sep 20257.47B
Dec 20257.46B
Mar 20267.45B
Sep 20267.45B

Free cash flow: operating cash flow minus capital spending on property, plant and equipment, from SEC filings, for the last 4 quarters and by quarter. Shares: each quarter's diluted weighted average as filed with the SEC, since the stock's listing and its latest split.

Financial health

Current ratio 1.2, short-term debt is manageable; debt-to-equity 0.1, debt is very low and the balance sheet is solid.

Current ratio
1.2Fair liquidity

Assets that can be turned into cash soon are 1.2x what is owed within a year. 1.5 or higher is comfortable; below 1 needs watching.

Debt-to-equity
0.1Very low debt

For every $1 of shareholder funds, there is $0.1 of debt (leases not counted). The higher the number, the more pressure when the economy weakens.

Net cash
$36.4BMore cash than debt

Cash and short-term investments of $76.7B against debt of $40.3B. Lease obligations of $16.5B are not counted: they are rent owed, not money borrowed. It also holds $36.3B of long-term investments, $9.1B of them securities it could sell.

AssetsTotal ~$758.4B
Cash
$20.9B2.8%
Investments
$92.1B12.1%
Receivables
$80.9B10.7%
Inventory
$1.4B0.2%
Property & equipment
$337.3B44.5%
Goodwill
$119.7B15.8%
Intangibles
$18.6B2.5%
Other
$87.5B11.4%
Liabilities & equityTotal ~$758.4B
Current
$168.8B22.3%
Long-term
$147.2B19.4%
Equity
$442.4B58.3%

Latest fiscal year balance sheet. Source: Yahoo Finance.

Who holds it

33 portfolios Hunch tracks hold MSFT: 10 members of Congress and 23 funds. It is 32.7% of Pershing Square Capital Management's portfolio (11.9% as filed).

27 more portfolios hold MSFT

MSFT's weight in each portfolio is its target weight in the copy Hunch follows: the stocks of the latest filing that the app can trade, their weights scaled up to add to 100%. “As filed” is its weight in the filing itself: a fund’s latest 13F, or a member of Congress’s holdings from the last annual report and the trades disclosed since, each at the low end of its range. Returns are backtests based on public filings, not actual trading results. Photo credits

What did the funds Hunch tracks do?

Of the 83 funds whose 13F filings Hunch reads, 46 held MSFT at the end of their latest quarter (for most, Q2 2026). Over that quarter 17 added shares, 21 cut, 3 bought new, 3 sold all and 5 held the same. The largest of them is Norges Bank, 102.73M shares worth $38.3B at Jun 30, 2026, 1.9% fewer than at Dec 31, 2025.

Funds that added shares
20

3 of them new holders

Funds that cut
24

3 of them sold all

Change in shares over the latest quarterThe 12 largest holdings
Added or newCut or sold all
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FundQuarterSharesValueChange in sharesChangeFiled
Norges BankQ2 2026 vs Q4 2025102.73M$38.3B−2.03M−1.9%Aug 12, 2026
Fisher Asset ManagementQ3 202627.14M$13.9B+531,896+2.0%Nov 6, 2026
Swiss National BankQ3 202619.30M$9.9B−594,600−3.0%Nov 12, 2026
National Pension ServiceQ3 202615.32M$7.9B+77,503+0.5%Nov 12, 2026
Canada Pension Plan Investment BoardQ2 202615.16M$5.7B+157,385+1.0%Aug 14, 2026
Dodge & CoxQ2 202612.84M$4.8B+876,294+7.3%Aug 13, 2026
Mirae Asset Global InvestmentsQ3 20264.59M$2.4B+496,190+12%Nov 3, 2026
Pershing Square Capital ManagementQ2 20266.21M$2.3B+552,652+9.8%Aug 14, 2026
Korea InvestmentQ2 20265.02M$1.9B−168,673−3.2%Aug 12, 2026
Temasek Holdings (Private)Q3 20262.62M$1.3B−26,271−1.0%Oct 28, 2026
Baillie Gifford &Q3 20262.52M$1.3B−195,520−7.2%Nov 9, 2026
Coatue ManagementQ2 20262.94M$1.1B+456,392+18%Aug 14, 2026
First Eagle Investment ManagementQ3 20261.97M$1.0B−1.91M−49%Nov 10, 2026
Altarock PartnersQ2 20262.33M$871M+466,945+25%Aug 17, 2026
WELLCOME TRUST LTD (THE) as trustee of the WELLCOME TRUSTQ3 20261.70M$869M00.0%Nov 12, 2026
Tiger Global ManagementQ2 20262.27M$846M−233,087−9.3%Aug 14, 2026
Polen Capital ManagementQ2 20262.10M$783M−747,275−26%Aug 4, 2026
Voyager Global ManagementQ2 20261.70M$634M+375,000+28%Aug 14, 2026
Tudor Investment Corp Et AlQ2 20261.67M$624M+998,106+148%Aug 14, 2026
FundsmithQ2 20261.60M$596M−483,000−23%Aug 14, 2026
Viking Global InvestorsQ2 20261.46M$544M−850,828−37%Aug 14, 2026
Yacktman Asset ManagementQ3 20261.01M$519M+3,245+0.3%Nov 2, 2026
Altimeter Capital ManagementQ2 20261.27M$473M+84,450+7.1%Aug 14, 2026
Newlands Management OperationsQ2 20261.05M$392M00.0%Aug 14, 2026
Torno CapitalQ2 2026870,000$325M+870,000NewAug 14, 2026
Maverick CapitalQ2 2026832,377$310M+106,728+15%Aug 14, 2026
H&H International InvestmentQ2 2026754,100$281M−261,900−26%Aug 14, 2026
Markel GroupQ3 2026537,630$276M00.0%Oct 30, 2026
Bridgewater AssociatesQ2 2026711,896$266M−373,083−34%Aug 14, 2026
Skye Global ManagementQ2 2026572,000$213M−49,800−8.0%Aug 14, 2026
Nomura HoldingsQ2 2026538,204$201M−62,817−10%Aug 14, 2026
Hyperion Asset ManagementQ3 2026379,115$194M−145,150−28%Oct 20, 2026
Harvard ManagementQ2 2026392,265$146M−120,800−24%Aug 14, 2026
RK Capital ManagementQ2 2026370,000$138M+370,000NewAug 14, 2026
Jia Investment AllianceQ3 2026258,320$132M00.0%Oct 6, 2026
Nan Shan Life InsuranceQ2 2026346,888$129M+74,246+27%Aug 14, 2026
CloudAlpha Capital Management Limited/Hong KongQ3 2026146,570$75.2M+146,570NewNov 9, 2026
Soros Fund ManagementQ2 2026189,971$70.9M−21,995−10%Aug 14, 2026
Greenbrier Partners Capital ManagementQ3 2026117,322$60.2M−1,120−0.9%Nov 9, 2026
Stony Point CapitalQ2 2026138,256$51.6M+4,417+3.3%Aug 13, 2026
Wedgewood PartnersQ2 202689,518$33.4M+15,599+21%Aug 14, 2026
AppaloosaQ2 20260—−90,000Sold allAug 14, 2026
Harris Associates L PQ2 202668,612$25.6M+61,855+915%Aug 14, 2026
Whale Rock Capital ManagementQ2 20260—−53,850Sold allAug 14, 2026
ARK Investment ManagementQ2 20266,177$2.3M−222−3.5%Aug 14, 2026
Renaissance TechnologiesQ3 20260—−6,010Sold allNov 12, 2026
Gardner Russo & QuinnQ3 20263,269$1.7M−315−8.8%Nov 12, 2026
Giverny CapitalQ3 20261,746$896K−41−2.3%Nov 12, 2026
Ruane, Cunniff & GoldfarbQ2 2026737$275K00.0%Aug 14, 2026

From the 13F filings of the 83 funds Hunch tracks, not of every institution: each fund's shares of MSFT at its latest quarter end against the quarter before, as filed (long positions only, options left out), the quarter before put on the latest quarter's share count across a split. A fund files 45 days after its quarter ends, so some have a newer quarter than others. Value is at the quarter end. Norges Bank filed its 13F for Q1 2026 confidentially, with no holdings made public, so its row compares Q2 2026 with Q4 2025.

Are insiders buying or selling?

Officers and directors bought $2.0M and sold $98.6M of MSFT on the open market in the 12 months to Nov 10, 2026. 69% of the sales were made under 10b5-1 plans, set up in advance. The largest was Satya Nadella (Chief Executive Officer; director), who sold $43.4M in 8 sales.

Sold
$98.6M

26 sales

Bought
$2.0M

1 purchase

Under 10b5-1 plans
69%

Share of the sales' value

Trades on the priceA dot a day, sized by value
MSFTSaleSale under a 10b5-1 planPurchase
Who tradedOpen-market trades, last 12 months
Satya Nadella
Chief Executive Officer; director · 100% under a 10b5-1 plan
−$43.4M8 trades
Amy Hood
EVP, Chief Financial Officer · 100% under a 10b5-1 plan
−$24.7M9 trades
Judson Althoff
CEO Microsoft Commercial
−$18.3M3 trades
Takeshi Numoto
EVP, Chief Marketing Officer
−$6.6M4 trades
Kathleen T Hogan
EVP, Strategy
−$5.0M1 trade
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DateInsiderRoleTradeSharesPriceValueFiled
Oct 13, 2026Amy HoodEVP, Chief Financial OfficerSale (10b5-1 plan)3,387$544.80$1.8MOct 14, 2026
Oct 13, 2026Amy HoodEVP, Chief Financial OfficerSale (10b5-1 plan)2,927$545.77$1.6MOct 14, 2026
Oct 13, 2026Amy HoodEVP, Chief Financial OfficerSale (10b5-1 plan)991$546.51$542KOct 14, 2026
Sep 14, 2026Amy HoodEVP, Chief Financial OfficerSale (10b5-1 plan)4,339$495.97$2.2MSep 15, 2026
Sep 14, 2026Amy HoodEVP, Chief Financial OfficerSale (10b5-1 plan)10,433$496.91$5.2MSep 15, 2026
Sep 14, 2026Amy HoodEVP, Chief Financial OfficerSale (10b5-1 plan)9,821$497.78$4.9MSep 15, 2026
Sep 14, 2026Amy HoodEVP, Chief Financial OfficerSale (10b5-1 plan)4,305$498.88$2.1MSep 15, 2026
Sep 14, 2026Amy HoodEVP, Chief Financial OfficerSale (10b5-1 plan)8,834$500.11$4.4MSep 15, 2026
Sep 14, 2026Amy HoodEVP, Chief Financial OfficerSale (10b5-1 plan)3,942$500.78$2.0MSep 15, 2026
Sep 1, 2026Satya NadellaChief Executive Officer; directorSale (10b5-1 plan)1,040$498.24$518KSep 2, 2026
Sep 1, 2026Satya NadellaChief Executive Officer; directorSale (10b5-1 plan)5,080$499.45$2.5MSep 2, 2026
Sep 1, 2026Satya NadellaChief Executive Officer; directorSale (10b5-1 plan)24,723$500.47$12.4MSep 2, 2026
Sep 1, 2026Satya NadellaChief Executive Officer; directorSale (10b5-1 plan)32,901$501.12$16.5MSep 2, 2026
Sep 1, 2026Satya NadellaChief Executive Officer; directorSale (10b5-1 plan)4,520$502.29$2.3MSep 2, 2026
Sep 1, 2026Satya NadellaChief Executive Officer; directorSale (10b5-1 plan)7,067$503.44$3.6MSep 2, 2026
Sep 1, 2026Satya NadellaChief Executive Officer; directorSale (10b5-1 plan)9,834$504.11$5.0MSep 2, 2026
Sep 1, 2026Satya NadellaChief Executive Officer; directorSale (10b5-1 plan)1,360$505.20$687KSep 2, 2026
Aug 5, 2026Judson AlthoffCEO Microsoft CommercialSale10,000$487.89$4.9MAug 6, 2026
Aug 4, 2026Takeshi NumotoEVP, Chief Marketing OfficerSale4,810$496.48$2.4MAug 5, 2026
Jun 10, 2026Takeshi NumotoEVP, Chief Marketing OfficerSale4,500$402.84$1.8MJun 12, 2026
Jun 8, 2026Takeshi NumotoEVP, Chief Marketing OfficerSale2,500$412.45$1.0MJun 10, 2026
Jun 1, 2026Judson AlthoffCEO Microsoft CommercialSale15,500$460.99$7.1MJun 2, 2026
May 14, 2026Amy ColemanEVP, Chief Human Resources OffSale1,262$411.34$519KMay 18, 2026
Mar 6, 2026Kathleen T HoganEVP, StrategySale12,321$409.52$5.0MMar 9, 2026
Feb 18, 2026John W StantonDirectorBuy5,000$397.35$2.0MFeb 18, 2026
Dec 4, 2025Takeshi NumotoEVP, Chief Marketing OfficerSale2,850$478.72$1.4MDec 5, 2025
Dec 2, 2025Judson AlthoffCEO Microsoft CommercialSale12,750$491.52$6.3MDec 3, 2025

From the Form 4s filed with the SEC about Microsoft Corporation (139 in the 12 months): purchases (code P) and sales (code S) on the open market by its officers and directors, at the price each filing gives (often an average of the day's trades). A sale is a 10b5-1 sale when its filing says it was made under such a plan, set up in advance. Not counted: 63 other transactions (grants, shares withheld for tax and gifts).

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