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AMZN

Analysis as of: 2025-10-09
Amazon.com, Inc.
Global platform spanning e-commerce, cloud (AWS), advertising, devices, media, and logistics with deep AI integration.
ai cloud enterprise media robotics

Summary

Compute, ads, and robots compound into 2030
AWS becomes the agent runtime while retail media and CTV scale globally; robotics and energy verticalization compress costs. Size caps upside, but a 2–3x path by 2030 is credible.

Analysis

Thesis
By 2030 Amazon compounds compute, ads, and logistics flywheels into a $1T+ revenue platform: AWS as AI/agent runtime, retail media + CTV scaled globally, and robotics-driven fulfillment sold as a service.

Growth Outlook

Average Implied Multiple (to 2030)
2.5x (from 1 most recent periods)
Reasoning
H1’25 sales $323B with Q2 growth 13% and AWS +18% y/y; ad +23% aided by Prime Video ads. Cloud TAM >$400B in ’25 growing >20% CAGR; digital ads ≈$1.08T and global e‑commerce ≈$6.4T in ’25. With AgentCore/Bedrock, Alexa+ bundled in Prime, NBA/CTV inventory, and $30B+ quarterly cloud run‑rate plus $10–$20B state‑level DC projects, a path to ~$1.2T revenue and ~$5–6T cap by 2030 is plausible, but sheer scale tempers upside to ~2–3x.

Risk Assessment

Overall Risk Summary
Key risks: hyperscaler AI share shifts; sustained capex/energy constraints; policy shocks (tariffs/ads privacy); slower Prime/CTV monetization; compute tax or grid bottlenecks delaying AI ROI.