Earnings Release FY23 Q1
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Revenue decreased slightly.
• Windows revenue decreased $361 million or 6% driven by a decrease in Windows OEM, offset in part by growth in Windows Commercial. Windows OEM revenue decreased 15% driven by continued deterioration in the PC market, offset in part by 5 points of positive impact from the prior year Windows 11 revenue deferral. Windows Commercial products and cloud services revenue increased 8% driven by demand for Microsoft 365.
• Search and news advertising revenue increased $272 million or 10%. Search and news advertising revenue excluding traffic acquisition costs increased 16% driven by higher search volume and Xandr.
• Devices revenue increased $34 million or 2%.
• Gaming revenue increased slightly driven by growth in Xbox hardware, offset in part by a decline in Xbox content and services. Xbox hardware revenue increased 13% driven by higher volume and price of consoles sold. Xbox content and services revenue decreased 3% driven by declines in first-party content and in third-party content, with lower engagement hours and higher rate of monetization, offset in part by growth in Xbox Game Pass subscriptions.
Operating income decreased $759 million or 15%.
• Gross margin decreased $688 million or 9% driven by declines in Windows and Gaming. Gross margin percentage decreased driven by sales mix shift to lower margin businesses.
• Operating expenses increased $71 million or 2% primarily driven by investments in Search and news advertising.
Revenue, gross margin, and operating income included an unfavorable foreign currency impact of 3%, 5%, and 6%, respectively. Operating expenses included a favorable foreign currency impact of 3%.
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