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Microsoft sets April 30 date for fiscal third-quarter results
Microsoft said it will release fiscal 2025 third-quarter financial results after the market close on April 30, with the report posted on its investor relations site.
Microsoft said it will publish fiscal year 2025 third-quarter results after the close of trading on Wednesday, April 30, 2025. The company said the figures will be available on its investor relations website.
The announcement gives investors a fixed date for the next update on Microsoft’s financial performance. The release is expected to cover the quarter ended March 31.
Microsoft did not include the results in the notice itself. The company is using the announcement to set the timetable for the earnings release.
The report will come through Microsoft Investor Relations, the company said.
Why It Matters
- The date sets the timetable for a key readout on Microsoft’s cloud, software, and AI-related performance.
- Earnings releases often reset market focus on revenue growth, margins, and guidance, even when the announcement is limited to scheduling.
- The notice confirms the company remains on its regular reporting cadence ahead of the quarter-end update.
Key Facts
- Microsoft will report fiscal 2025 third-quarter results after market close on April 30, 2025.
- The period covered is the quarter ended March 31, 2025.
- The announcement was published by Microsoft News on April 9, 2025.
- The results will be posted on Microsoft’s investor relations website.
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