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About MSFT

Microsoft Corp. engages in the development and support of software, services, devices, and solutions. It operates through the following segments: Productivity and Business Processes, Intelligent Cloud, and More Personal Computing. 

CEO
Satya Nadella
CEOSatya Nadella
Employees
228,000
Employees228,000
Headquarters
Redmond, Washington
HeadquartersRedmond, Washington
Founded
1975
Founded1975
Employees
228,000
Employees228,000

MSFT Key Statistics

Market cap
3.96T
Market cap3.96T
Price-Earnings ratio
25.90
Price-Earnings ratio25.90
Dividend yield
0.77%
Dividend yield0.77%
Average volume
41.66M
Average volume41.66M
High today
$466.84
High today$466.84
Low today
$447.71
Low today$447.71
Open price
$449.97
Open price$449.97
Volume
60.85M
Volume60.85M
52 Week high
$553.72
52 Week high$553.72
52 Week low
$349.20
52 Week low$349.20

Stock Snapshot

Microsoft(MSFT) stock is priced at $461.99, giving the company a market capitalization of 3.96T. It carries a P/E multiple of 25.90 and pays a dividend yield of 0.77%.

On 2026-08-02, Microsoft(MSFT) stock moved within a range of $447.71 to $466.84. With shares now at $461.99, the stock is trading +3.2% above its intraday low and -1.0% below the session's peak.

Trading activity shows a volume of 60.85M, compared to an average daily volume of 41.66M.

Over the past 52 weeks, Microsoft(MSFT) stock has traded between a high of $553.72 and a low of $349.20.

Over the past 52 weeks, Microsoft(MSFT) stock has traded between a high of $553.72 and a low of $349.20.

MSFT News

Benzinga 1h
Gene Munster Sees AAPL Stock Slump as Temporary, Steve Jobs' Critique of Microsoft and More: This Week in Appleverse

Apple Stock Slump Could Just Be a Blip Despite the stock falling on Friday, Gene Munster believes that the outlook for Apple is not as bleak as it seems. The co...

Gene Munster Sees AAPL Stock Slump as Temporary, Steve Jobs' Critique of Microsoft and More: This Week in Appleverse
TipRanks 3h
The Week That Was, The Week Ahead: Macro and Markets, August 2

Last week ended higher for Wall Street, with the S&P again nearing its June 2 all-time high. Amazon’s (AMZN) amazing results lifted tech stocks and alleviated c...

The Motley Fool 3h
Dan Ives Says Nvidia Demand Is Outpacing Supply "12 to 1." Here's What That Means for the Stock's Next Move.

Nvidia (NVDA +2.93%) is only up by 4% year to date, but comments from tech analyst Dan Ives suggest that the sluggish returns won't last for long. "Demand to su...

Dan Ives Says Nvidia Demand Is Outpacing Supply "12 to 1." Here's What That Means for the Stock's Next Move.

Analyst ratings

95%

of 65 ratings
Buy
95.4%
Hold
4.6%
Sell
0%

More MSFT News

The Motley Fool 5h
Why Now Is Finally the Time to Buy the Big Three Cloud Computing Stocks Before It's Too Late

The big three cloud computing providers of Amazon (AMZN +15.32%), Microsoft (MSFT +3.02%), and Alphabet (GOOGL +6.73%) (GOOG +6.88%) have seen their stocks lang...

Why Now Is Finally the Time to Buy the Big Three Cloud Computing Stocks Before It's Too Late
Simply Wall St 11h
AI Stocks With Recurring Revenue and Real Enterprise Demand

Artificial intelligence stocks sit at the crossroads of several powerful forces, from rising semiconductor demand in South Korea to global companies racing to b...

AI Stocks With Recurring Revenue and Real Enterprise Demand
Nasdaq 13h
Microsoft Stock Is Up 26% From Its 52-Week Low: Buy the Rally or Wait It Out?

Key Points Microsoft Azure's revenue in the past fiscal quarter crossed $100 billion for the first time. OpenAI accounts for a sizable portion of Microsoft's...

Microsoft Stock Is Up 26% From Its 52-Week Low: Buy the Rally or Wait It Out?
Benzinga 17h
Steve Jobs Once Told Bill Gates Microsoft Had 'Absolutely No Taste' and the Tech Boss Fired Back, Saying the iPad Was Just a 'Nice Reader' — Years Later, One of Them Was Very Wrong

Apple co-founder Steve Jobs likened Microsoft to fast-food giant McDonald’s Corp. (NYSE:MCD) during a 1995 interview for PBS’s Triumph of the Nerds documentary...

Steve Jobs Once Told Bill Gates Microsoft Had 'Absolutely No Taste' and the Tech Boss Fired Back, Saying the iPad Was Just a 'Nice Reader' — Years Later, One of Them Was Very Wrong
Seeking Alpha 22h
Notable tech headlines for the week: Apple, Microsoft, Qualcomm in focus

The tech sector remained in focus this week as investors digested earnings reports from heavyweights including Microsoft (MSFT) and Apple (AAPL). The Nasdaq Co...

Notable tech headlines for the week: Apple, Microsoft, Qualcomm in focus
24/7 Wall St. 22h
The Real AI Cost Question That Defines The Next Quarter of Alphabet Vs. Microsoft

Act now: the analyst who called NVIDIA in 2010 just named his top 10 AI stocks — and Microsoft didn't make the cut. Grab the names FREE today . Alphabet's 15 P...

The Real AI Cost Question That Defines The Next Quarter of Alphabet Vs. Microsoft
Business Insider 1d
I'm a founder and decadelong Microsoft engineer. Here's who I'd hire to lead the AI transition. - Business Insider

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I'm a founder and decadelong Microsoft engineer. Here's who I'd hire to lead the AI transition. - Business Insider

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