Microsoft profile

Licences, subscriptions, cloud services, hardware and advertising contribute to group revenue.

Microsoft Corporation: USD 331.84 billion revenue in the year ended 2026-06-30. Net income: USD 133.75 billion. Group/company figures.

40.31% net margin for the year ended 2026-06-30: reported net income divided by revenue.

Microsoft Corporation (MSFT), 2026-10-16 snapshot: USD 529.05 per share. Market capitalisation: USD 3.93T.

Cloud services, subscriptions and AI capacity extend an already broad software and infrastructure business.

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  The Vanguard Group

  An investment-management group. This is a historical aggregate disclosure; its 2026 internal realignment/disaggregation prevents treating the old aggregate as a current holding.

  Equity percentage

  8.95%

  Disclosure as of

  30 September 2025

  Historical 2025 proxy aggregate; based on a February 2024 filing, not a current 2026 ownership estimate.

  Sources (1)

  • Microsoft Corporation — dated ownership disclosurePrimary regulatory filing · accessed 18 October 2026
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  BlackRock

  An investment-management group reporting voting or investment authority over shares held through managed portfolios. The position is not all the manager’s own economic wealth.

  Equity percentage

  7.3%

  Disclosure as of

  30 September 2025

  2025 proxy table based on a February 2024 disclosure; not a live position.

  Sources (1)

  • Microsoft Corporation — dated ownership disclosurePrimary regulatory filing · accessed 18 October 2026

Copilot and agents support research, analysis and workflow tasks across Microsoft products. Their capabilities depend on the particular product and account.

Microsoft develops models and infrastructure and works with external providers including OpenAI.

Microsoft’s statement distinguishes product categories, account types and choices. Personalisation, advertising and consumer AI uses differ from the commitments applicable to commercial customer data. Identify the actual product and account before relying on a privacy or training claim.

Enterprise administrators control many workplace permissions; consumer products have separate settings and terms.

Start with the exact product and account type when reviewing data access, permissions and AI settings.

15/25 points

Microsoft contains consumer, developer and enterprise products with distinct data arrangements. The exact account and connected services define the relevant permissions.

15/25 points

Microsoft’s statement distinguishes product categories, account types and choices. Personalisation, advertising and consumer AI uses differ from the commitments applicable to commercial customer data. Identify the actual product and account before relying on a privacy or training claim.

15/25 points

The corporate website contains many products with different terms and privacy models.

20/25 points

Start with the exact product and account type when reviewing data access, permissions and AI settings.

Comparison priority: the particular product and account, not the size of the Microsoft brand. A consumer assistant and an organisation-managed workspace solve different problems.

Completing a document, analysis or workflow rewards use of the existing suite.

Messages, shared files, calendar events and task reminders keep the ecosystem present.

Connected applications and Copilot reduce movement between separate tools.

Team adoption makes compatibility and shared conventions powerful reasons to stay.

Accumulated files, processes and organisational dependencies make changing ecosystems a major undertaking.