Amazon.com
AMZNReported 31 Jul 2026Owner earnings per share, last 12 months
−$2.84First report on record. Changes show after the next one.The cash the business made for its owners over the last twelve months, after paying to keep it running and after paying staff in stock, divided by its diluted shares. This is negative: after stock pay, the business spent more than its operating cash flow brought in.
Per share at each report
Companies differ a lot in size, so compare this company with its own last report, not with other companies.
How to read this
Each line is a twelve-month total, so one quarter’s swing is spread across the year. Operating cash flow is what the business generated. Capital spending and stock-based pay are the costs of keeping it going and of paying staff in shares. What is left is owner earnings.
Notes on this company’s figures
- TTM free cash flow is negative; the counter should show zero with a note rather than tick downward.
- Capex is gross purchases of property and equipment. Amazon's own FCF definition nets proceeds from asset sales and incentives; that line could not be retrieved, so its figure would be somewhat higher.
- The formula result matched the trailing-twelve-month OCF, capex and SBC that Amazon reports directly in the 10-Q.
Figures are twelve-month totals: the latest annual report plus the year so far, minus the same stretch a year earlier. How the number is made. Not investment advice.