Financial
Parent Amazon.com (AMZN) group FY2025 revenue $716.92bn (+12.4%); operating margin 11.2%; net income $77.67bn.
AWS segment: sales $128.7bn (+20%), operating income $45.6bn.
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Directory listing. Financial health and risk summaries come from public sources only (see below); products have not been catalogued yet. Source: HSH editorial list from public company information, November 2026 — awaiting verification.
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Financial health
Band: Strong
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Financial health
Band: StrongOwned by Amazon.com (AMZN)
Parent Amazon.com (AMZN) group FY2025 revenue $716.92bn (+12.4%); operating margin 11.2%; net income $77.67bn.
AWS segment: sales $128.7bn (+20%), operating income $45.6bn.
Source: official results release · Year ended 2025-12-31 · Band from the latest full-year operating margin in official results: 10% or more Strong, 0–10% Fair, below 0 Weak. Where operating profit is not published, the stated alternative margin is used. Not assessed means no usable public figures.
| Year | Revenue | Growth | Operating profit | Net income | Covers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FY2025 | US$716.9bn | +12.4% | US$80bn | US$77.7bn | Amazon.com group |
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Risk summary
Full risk page with sources →Researched 8 Nov 2026
Adverse media
Oct 2025: A major AWS outage centred on its US-East-1 region disrupted many online services and businesses worldwide for several hours before Amazon reported services were back to normal.
Cyber & information governance
Jul 2025: A malicious prompt designed to wipe files and cloud resources was merged into version 1.84 of the Amazon Q extension for VS Code; AWS revoked credentials, released a fix and said no production services or end users were affected. NHS DSPT status not yet checked.
Regulatory & clinical safety
Cloud infrastructure supplier; no regulatory or clinical safety actions found in the last 24 months.
Contract performance
Jun 2025: The Government Digital Service signed a £20m AWS cloud hosting deal following its move into DSIT. AWS continues to win UK public sector cloud work.
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