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30 Jul 2025, 23:29

Meta Demonstrates Growth in Revenue from Advertising and AI

  • Meta has exceeded the analysts' expectations for revenue and earnings
  • The company's shares rose by 9% following the announcement of results
  • Expenditures on artificial intelligence and infrastructure are increasing

On July 30, 2025, Meta Platforms, Inc. published the results of its financial quarter, which surpassed analysts' expectations. The company reported revenue of $18.34 billion, or $7.14 per share, which is 36% higher compared to the same period last year, when revenue was $13.47 billion or $5.16 per share.

The increase in earnings is also significant: they rose by 22% to $47.52 billion, compared to $39.07 billion in the same quarter last year. Analysts had expected that Meta would earn $5.88 per share with revenues of $44.81 billion.

The company continues to actively invest in artificial intelligence, which leads to increased expenditures. Meta forecasts that spending in 2025 will range from $114 to $118 billion, which is 20-24% higher compared to the previous year.

Meta's shares rose more than 9% after the release of the news about the results, indicating a positive reaction from investors to the financial indicators. The company, previously known as Facebook, continues to develop its products, including advertising on Instagram and other platforms.

Tags: Economy/Technology/AI

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