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Microsoft Corporation

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$513.53 +6.79 (+1.34%)2025-08-272026-08-28
$553.42$511.03$468.64$426.26$383.87$341.482025-08-272026-08-28
Entry price$430
Price target$520
Next earningsWed, 28 Oct 2026Earnings calendar →

About Microsoft Corporation

Microsoft is one of the world's largest technology companies, providing software, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, productivity tools, and gaming services to businesses and consumers globally. Its flagship products include Windows, Microsoft 365, Azure, Teams, LinkedIn, and Xbox.

Today, Microsoft is best known for its dominant position in enterprise software and cloud infrastructure, with Azure serving as one of the leading cloud platforms worldwide. The company has also emerged as a major player in artificial intelligence through the integration of AI capabilities across its products and services.

Microsoft's business model is built around recurring subscription revenues, strong customer retention, and deep integration within enterprise workflows, making it one of the most financially resilient companies in the technology sector. With a strong balance sheet, substantial cash generation, and exposure to long-term trends such as cloud computing and AI adoption, Microsoft remains a core holding for many long-term investors seeking a combination of growth, stability, and profitability.

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