Here’s how $25B stacks up:
🔍 Recent Profits for the Mega Tech Giants
| Company | Most recent annual net income / profit* |
| Apple | ~$93.7 billion |
| Alphabet (Google) | ~$100.1 billion |
| Microsoft | ~$88.1 billion for FY2024 |
| Amazon | ~$59.25 billion |
| Meta Platforms | ~$62.36 billion |
| NVIDIA | ~$29.76 billion |
| Tesla | Much lower (~$6-10 billion range depending on year) — so Tesla is well below the others. |
*These are approximate recent annual profits, not forecasts, and some may have one-time items.
💡 Comparison with Hypothetical $25B Profit for MSTR
If MicroStrategy earns $25B/year in profit:
- It would beat some big names currently:
- It would be significantly ahead of Tesla’s profit.
- It’s lower than Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta, but close to or sometimes above NVIDIA (which is ~$29-30B).
- It would place MSTR somewhere like 5th or 6th in the ranking vs the Magnificent Seven, depending on exact profit numbers for the year.
✅ Key Takeaways & What It Would Mean
- Respectable profit: $25B is very solid, but still a big gap to the top 3-4 giants which are at $60-100B+.
- Competitive against some: With that profit, MSTR would compete with or out-profit some of the Magnificent Seven — especially the ones with lower margins or more volatile performance.
- Scale & margin matter: The giants are big not just because of profit, but because of recurring revenue, diversification, large scale in cloud/ads/hardware etc. For MSTR to sustain $25B profit, it would need strong margins, predictable revenue streams, less reliance on volatile assets (if that applies).
If you want, I can also run through P/E multiples, margin rates, or compare revenue base so you can see how likely or sustainable $25B is for MSTR vs those giants. Do you want that?