The Amazon share ($AMZN (+2.23%) / ISIN: US0231351067) delivered a solid performance in the first quarter of 2025, but faces challenges from geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties.
Current share price performance:
After reaching a 52-week high of USD 242.51 on February 5, 2025, the share is currently trading at around USD 185, which corresponds to a decline of around 23%.
Key financial figures Q1 2025:
- Sales: USD 155.7 billion (+9% compared to the previous year)
- Net income: USD 17.1 billion (USD 1.59 per share)
- Amazon Web Services (AWS): USD 29.3 billion in sales (+17%)
Outlook and challenges:
Despite strong quarterly figures, the cautious outlook for the second quarter caused caution among investors. #amazon $forecasts sales of between USD 159 bn and USD 164 bn, with an operating profit of USD 13 bn to USD 17.5 bn. The main reasons for the cautious forecast are the potential impact of new US tariffs on Chinese imports and a possible slowdown in consumer demand.
Analyst opinions:
Of 71 analysts surveyed, 67 recommend buying the share, while 4 advise holding. The average price target is USD 243.70, with a maximum target of USD 287.
Conclusion:
Amazon remains a leader in e-commerce and cloud computing. The current challenges posed by geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties could have a negative impact in the short term, but offer long-term opportunities for investors with a focus on sustainable growth.
