HOW MUCH AMAZON ACTUALLY MAKES

#AmazonRevenue #HowAmazonMakesMoney #AmazonBusinessModel How much does Amazon actually make? The answer is far more layered than the storefront most people see. In 2025, Amazon booked $716.9 billion in net sales, up 12% year-over-year, and roughly $77.7 billion in net income. That headline figure hides one of the most uneven profit compositions of any company in the world. In this video, we break down the economics behind Amazon's revenue — from first-party retail, third-party marketplace seller fees, AWS, advertising, subscriptions, devices, and Alexa — to show exactly where the dollars come from and where they don't. You'll also discover the splits that surprise most viewers, including how AWS delivered around 18% of revenue but generated roughly 57% of operating profit, how Amazon Ads quietly grew into a $68.6B business at a 22% clip, and why the retail business — about 40% of total revenue — runs on razor-thin single-digit margins. By the end, you'll understand why Amazon is no longer an e-commerce company that happens to run a cloud, and where the real money is actually made. Subscribe for more videos explaining how businesses and industries really make money. #AmazonRevenue #HowAmazonMakesMoney #AmazonBusinessModel #Aws #AmazonAws #EcommerceBusiness #BusinessBreakdown #HowCompaniesMakeMoney #AmazonExplained #ProfitableBusiness #AmazonProfit #MarketplaceFees #RetailBusiness #AmazonAds #CloudComputing #Money #BusinessExplained #WealthBuilding #Investing #economics