Matthias Balk/picture alliance via Getty Images
Online retail giant Amazon is next in line among the mega-cap Mag Seven to report earnings.
Along with Apple, the tech titan will report results for the last quarter after the closing bell on Thursday.
Wall Street is feeling bullish heading into the report, with focus on AI and the AWS segment, as well as any further details about how sellers on the platform are navigating tariffs.
UBS calls the company the “most coiled” Big Tech name, and sees it poised to rally after the stock was revalued during the tariff sell-off this spring.
Amazon stock is up 5% year-to-date through Wednesday’s close.
The results will be published shortly after the closing bell, with the analyst call scheduled for 5 p.m. ET.
Amazon earnings estimate: Wall Street predicts sales of $162 billion, EPS of $1.33
Second quarter
- Net sales estimate $162.15 billion
- EPS estimate $1.33
- Online stores net sales estimate $59.13 billion
- Physical stores net sales estimate $5.49 billion
- Third-Party Seller Services net sales estimate $38.97 billion
- Subscription Services net sales estimate $11.92 billion
- AWS net sales estimate $30.77 billion
- North America net sales estimate $97.36 billion
- International net sales estimate $34.21 billion
- Third-party seller services net sales excluding F/X estimate+7.49%
- Subscription services net sales excluding F/X estimate +9.68%
- Amazon Web Services net sales excluding F/X estimate +17%
- Operating income estimate $16.97 billion
- Operating margin estimate 10.4%
- North America operating margin estimate +5.78%
- International operating margin estimate 1.87%
- Fulfillment expense estimate $25.74 billion
- Seller unit mix estimate 61.5%
Third quarter
- Net sales estimate $173.25 billion
- Operating income estimate $19.41 billion
- Capital expenditure estimate $26.44 billionFull year
- Capital expenditure estimate $104.42 billion
The post Amazon earnings updates: Tariff impacts on e-commerce, AWS in focus for Wall Street appeared first on Business Insider.
