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Amazon's quarter, from the 10-Q: revenue up 19.6%, profit up 244.9%
Net income up 244.9% against 19.6% revenue growth — Amazon's quarter, reported exactly as filed.
Revenue first
Amazon's 10-Q for the second quarter, the period ended 30 June 2026, was filed with the SEC on 31 July (SEC filing). Quarterly revenue: $200.6 billion, up 19.6% from a year earlier (SEC filing).
The number that jumps off the page
Net income for the quarter is $62.6 billion — an increase of 244.9% year over year (SEC filing). That is many times the quarter's 19.6% revenue growth; the filing itself is where the composition of that income is itemised, and we point readers there rather than characterising it (SEC filing).
Per share, and the source
Diluted earnings per share: $5.75 for the quarter (SEC filing). All figures are as stated in the company's own SEC filing, a public record; nothing here is adjusted, estimated or annotated with expectations.
Frequently asked questions
What did Amazon report for Q2 2026?
Its 10-Q reports $200.6 billion revenue, up 19.6%, and $62.6 billion net income, up 244.9% year over year.
Why did profit grow so much faster than revenue?
The article does not speculate; the composition of net income is itemised in the filing itself, which is linked.