Alphabet's quarterly revenue exceeded $100 billion for the first time — Q3 2025 results

Alphabet holding, which owns Google, summed up the results of the third quarter of 2025 and recorded record revenue of $102.3 billion — for the first time in the company's history, quarterly income exceeded the $100 billion mark.

What is known

Alphabet's quarterly revenue growth was 16% compared to the same period last year and corresponds to the following financial figures:

• total revenue: $102.3 billion
• operating profit: $31.23 billion
• net profit: $34.98 billion (in Q3 2024 — $26.3 billion)
• earnings per share: $2.80

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai noted that "double-digit growth is observed in all key areas," but it is the AI strategy that delivers the most significant results.

The company highlighted several of the most profitable areas of its business:

• YouTube (advertising): $10.26 billion (+15%)
• Google Cloud: $15.16 billion (+34%)
• subscriptions, platforms, and devices: $12.87 billion (+21%) (the total number of paid subscriptions — Google One, YouTube Premium, and others — exceeded 300 million)

However, the Other Bets direction (experimental projects) continues to incur losses. Revenue amounted to $344 million, which is a loss of $1.43 billion.

The company reported that the Gemini AI model processes 7 billion tokens per minute through the API, and the Gemini app reached 650 million active users per month. Meanwhile, by the end of the third quarter, Google Cloud received $155 billion in cloud service contracts, which will be obtained as the company fulfills its obligations.

Alphabet continues to strengthen its position in AI, cloud solutions, and subscription services, competing with Microsoft and Amazon, and is actively developing new AI and cloud technology initiatives.

Source: 9to5google