Amazon (AMZN) Q3 2025 earnings results beat revenue and EPS expectations

The company put up winning numbers on revenue and earnings-per-share metrics for the quarter.

Amazon came into this week laying off tens of thousands of employees, so you would be excused for missing that the company also announced its latest earnings results. With Q3 2025 having come to an end for Amazon, one would think there might be some issue with the company’s ability to make money as it reduces its headcount by around 30,000. One would be wrong. Amazon put up winning metrics on both revenue and earnings-per-share (EPS) for the quarter.

The Amazon company released its Q3 2025 earnings results on its investor relations website this week. For its revenue, the company put up a bottom line of $180.2 billion. That was quite a bit more than the $177.96 billion that was expected by Wall Street analysts. Meanwhile, the company’s EPS was expected to be $1.58 per share. The Earnings Whisper called for $1.74 per share. Amazon actually ended up shaking out to $1.95 per share in the end.

Amazon has been a busy company on the back of its Twitch, Amazon Web Services, and AI investments. It has also gotten into bed with the Trump administration in regards to controversial government projects. However, the company was most notably in the news earlier this week for its layoffs, which saw over 30,000 employees cut from Amazon Games and other sectors of the business.

There is little in Amazon’s Q3 2025 earnings results that seems to warrant such a massive layoff, but the company still continues to stand out among the top businesses in tech. Stay tuned for to the Amazon topic for more news and updates.