[HN Gopher] Amazon Q1 2021 Quarterly Results [pdf]
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Amazon Q1 2021 Quarterly Results [pdf]
Author : marc__1
Score : 38 points
Date : 2021-04-29 20:05 UTC (2 hours ago)
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| mandeepj wrote:
| Earnings per share: $15.79 vs. $9.69 expected. Wtf? It's a blow
| out.
| gz5 wrote:
| AWS Q1: 4.1 billion net revenue.
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| Rest of Amazon Q1: 4.7 billion net revenue.
| mandeepj wrote:
| Your numbers are too low. The actual revenue for Amazon is
| $100B+. How come you are reporting net revenue so low?
| jedberg wrote:
| And that's why the CEO of AWS is now the CEO of Amazon. :)
| nixpulvis wrote:
| These should be separate companies.
| teruakohatu wrote:
| Why? Amazon relies on AWS and Amazon's in-the-trenches
| experience no doubt helps shape AWS.
|
| Ebay and Paypal split, but Paypal was worth a lot more than
| Ebay at the time and now it is worth ~10x as much.
| xbar wrote:
| A more accurate report on "value."
| feudalism wrote:
| Net Income Comparison:
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| 2020 Q1: $2.5 billion
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| 2021 Q1: $8.1 billion
|
| The pandemic has been good to amazon.
| flowerlad wrote:
| > _The pandemic has been good to amazon._
|
| And to most other tech companies.
| jedberg wrote:
| I guess this was mostly priced in already, because they smashed
| the street estimates but still only gained 3% after hours.
| arberx wrote:
| 3% for a trillion dollar company is a lot...
| jedberg wrote:
| In one sense, I suppose so. But usually stocks are evaluated
| on a percent basis and not a dollar basis.
| skeeter2020 wrote:
| it could also be that relative to alphabet, apple and shopify
| they had jsut a good quarter. MS beat estimates and saw daily
| losses yesterday, likely attributed to rebalancing market-based
| portfolios.
| cosmin96 wrote:
| Just read "Working Backwards", and you will understand why Amazon
| is where is it.
| undefined1 wrote:
| Q1 revenue
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| 2021: $108.5 billion
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| 2020: $75.5 billion
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| 2019: $59.7 billion
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| 2018: $51.0 billion
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| 2017: $35.7 billion
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| 2016: $29.1 billion
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| 2015: $22.7 billion
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| 2014: $19.7 billion
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| 2013: $16.1 billion
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| 2012: $13.2 billion
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| 2011: $9.9 billion
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| 2010: $7.1 billion
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| 2009: $4.9 billion
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| 2008: $4.1 billion
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| 2007: $3.0 billion
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| 2006: $2.3 billion
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| 2005: $1.9 billion
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| 2004: $1.5 billion
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| 2003: $1.1 billion
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| 2002: $847 million
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| 2001: $700 million
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| 2000: $574 million
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| 1999: $294 million
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| 1998: $87 million
|
| 1997: $16 million
| ckdarby wrote:
| I'm actually kind of surprised at how "low" the growth was from
| 2020 to 2021 considering overnight entire countries became
| dependent on Amazon for purchasing in some cases.
|
| I'm in Canada, with the locks downs, curfews, etc my entire
| shopping experience since 2020 March has been:
|
| - Amazon
|
| - Costco
|
| - GoodFood (Had before covid)
|
| - UberEats (Twice because of work vouchers)
|
| - Home Depot (soil & lumber to build a raised garden bed)
|
| Nothing else.
|
| Edit: Formatting & added home depot
| lotsofpulp wrote:
| I think the number of people that changed their shopping
| habits is probably pretty small compared to those that
| continued to do what they used to. For one, things sold via
| Amazon are very expensive (especially liquids) compared to in
| store options and most people were and are stretched so they
| can't just up and spend an extra 20%+ or whatever to get
| delivery.
| haunter wrote:
| No mention of Twitch. Curious how much money they make now that
| it's slowly turning into a softcore camgirl site
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