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Xbox sales also grew 30% to 1.4 million units (this is Xbox One and Xbox 360) which is good growth, but they still have some work to do in order to get close to the PlayStation 4 numbers. For FY 2015, Surface had $3.6 billion in revenue, up 65% from FY 2014. Surface has continued its strong growth, with revenue of $888 million, which is up 117% year-over-year.
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Japan’s PC market contributed to 19 pts of revenue decline itself, and an additional 13 pts of decline were attributed to customers moving to Office 365, which falls under D&C Other.ĭ&C Computing and Gaming Hardware had a strong quarter, up 44% to $1.93 billion in revenue.
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The final piece of D&C Licensing is Office Consumer, which is the full license for Office, and it is down 42% year-over-year.
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Windows Phone licensing revenue was down 68%, but that is compared to Q4 2014 where there was a recognition of $382 million from the conclusion of the commercial agreement with Nokia, and Windows Phone revenue has taken a bit of a nosedive since it was made free to all OEMs, and with Microsoft obviously not charging itself when selling Lumia handsets.
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Unit inventory is also being managed ahead of the Windows 10 launch. The biggest hit to the bottom line was in the D&C Licensing, with Windows OEM revenue dropping 22% following the end of the Windows XP refresh cycle. Each is further broken down into various subgroups which we can take a look at in depth.įor Devices and Consumers (D&C), revenue declined 13% to $8.7 billion for the quarter. Microsoft reports its income in two over-arching units with Devices and Consumer being the one focused towards end users, and Commercial which is targeted to business and enterprise customers. There will likely be some more restructuring charges with the upcoming layoffs announced a couple of weeks ago, but that should impact financials too drastically for FY 2016. It is going to be difficult for any company to write down over $8 billion in a quarter and still turn a profit (Apple is the only exception right now in the tech industry) but that one time charge is now off the books and they can move into 2016 with a clean slate. Microsoft Q4 2015 Financial Results (GAAP) Earnings per share for the full year were $1.48 per diluted share, down from $2.63 a year ago. Net income came in at $12.2 billion for the year, down from $22.1 billion a year ago. For the full fiscal year 2015, Microsoft incurred just over $10 billion in impairment, integration, and restructuring charges, with the majority being in Q4 with the Nokia write down, which gave them an operating income of $18.161 billion for the year, down from almost $28 billion a year ago. However the cost of that revenue was up almost six billion, so their gross margin was almost flat at $60.5 billion. This results in a loss of $0.40 per share.įor the full fiscal year 2015, Microsoft had revenue of $93.6 billion which is up 7% over their 2014 numbers. Despite the operating loss, Microsoft is still looking at $1.439 billion in taxes, so their net income for Q4 2015 is a loss of $3.195 billion. Gross margin for Q4 2015 was $14.7 billion, but thanks to $8.4 billion in impairment, integration, and restructuring costs, operating income was a $2.1 billion loss, which is down 131% as compared to Q4 2014. For the three months ending June 30 2015, Microsoft had $22.18 billion in revenue which is down 5.1% year-over-year. The numbers certainly reflect the massive write down of the Nokia acquisition that CEO Satya Nadella announced earlier in the month.
Microsoft released their earnings report for Q4 of fiscal year 2015.
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