When does Microsoft report earnings on Wednesday? Here's how to tune in.

Microsoft is set to report first-quarter earnings after the bell on Wednesday, Oct 29.

The company is one of three big tech companies revealing financial results on Wednesday. The others are Meta and Alphabet.

Wall Street analysts are bullish on the company, according to Bloomberg. Microsoft hit a $4 trillion market cap after it beat expectations in its last quarterly report. Nvidia was the first company to reach the milestone earlier this year.

Like all other major tech companies, Microsoft is ramping up its expansion into artificial intelligence. Azure, Microsoft’s cloud unit, generated more than $75 billion during the 2025 fiscal year. Still, the company previously said it has a lack of servers to rent out to customers and expected constraints to impact the business through the end of fiscal year 2025.

According to Bloomberg, in the company’s last six quarterly earnings calls, Microsoft said it's been unable to meet all of its customers’ cloud demand and is racing to build AI data centers. In January, the company announced plans to invest $80 billion this year in AI.

This week, the company revealed it had reached a deal with Open AI that would allow the ChatGPT company to go public. Open AI is currently valued at $500 billion. The agreement means Microsoft will hold 27% of the OpenAI Group PBC, valued at $135 billion, according to Yahoo Finance.

As earnings approach, here’s how to tune in.

Where can I listen to the Microsoft earnings call?

Microsoft will report earnings after the bell on Wednesday, Oct. 29. Investors can listen to the earnings call on the company’s Investor Relations website at 5:30 p.m. ET. The earnings report will be released before the call and can also be viewed on the website.A view shows a Microsoft logo at Microsoft offices in Issy-les-Moulineaux near Paris, France, January 9, 2025.

What did Microsoft say in its last earnings report?

In July, the company reported a 39% rise in sales, beating Wall Street expectations of 34%.

In the earnings call, Microsoft’s Chief Financial Officer Amy Hood said the company expects capital expenditures to come in over $30 billion during the fiscal first quarter, Bloomberg reported. Meanwhile, growth for the year is expected to hit double digits.

Additionally, company leaders anticipated Azure’s business would grow by 37% in the first quarter.

What are Wall Street expectations for Microsoft?

Wall Street is expecting the company to report adjusted earnings per share of $3.68 on revenue of $75.5 billion, according to Yahoo Finance.

What is Microsoft’s stock price?

Microsoft’s stock ended trading on Tuesday, Oct. 28 up nearly 2%. The company’s stock is up 29.50% year to date.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Microsoft to report earnings. Date, time, how to tune in.

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