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Alphabet Inc. reported strong Q2 2026 results, with revenue of $119,796 million and income from operations of $40,770 million. Net income reached $112,193 million, largely influenced by $99,031 million of gains on equity securities and other investment gains recognized in other income (expense).
As of June 30, 2026, total assets were $921,983 million, including $242,474 million in cash, cash equivalents, and marketable securities and $131,461 million in non-marketable securities. Long-term debt increased to $98,165 million after issuing $20.0 billion of US dollar notes and $31.8 billion of foreign currency notes. Stockholders’ equity rose to $640,480 million.
Google Cloud posted Q2 revenue of $24,768 million and was the main driver of a revenue backlog of $519.5 billion, with just over half expected to be recognized within 24 months. Alphabet completed the $29.5 billion Wiz acquisition and the $5.9 billion Intersect acquisition, classified GFiber as held for sale, and disclosed $707.0 billion of long-term supply, energy, and content commitments, alongside significant ongoing antitrust and privacy matters, including a $5.2 billion Android fine payment and a court award of approximately $2.1 billion in the PriceRunner case.
Alphabet Inc. reported Q2 2026 revenue of $119.8 billion, up 24% year over year (23% in constant currency). Operating income rose to $40.8 billion and operating margin expanded by 2 percentage points to 34%.
Google Services revenue grew 15% to $94.5 billion, while Google Cloud revenue increased 82% to $24.8 billion, led by enterprise AI solutions and infrastructure. Other income (expense), net was $98.0 billion, primarily from a $99.0 billion gain on equity securities, driving net income available to common stockholders up 298% to $112.1 billion and diluted EPS up 294% to $9.11.
Non-GAAP free cash flow for Q2 2026 was $(5,855) million, reflecting capital expenditures of $44.9 billion. In June 2026, Alphabet raised $49.6 billion of equity (Class A, Class C, and mandatory convertible preferred) and issued senior unsecured notes for $20.3 billion of net proceeds. A new ATM equity program authorizes up to $40.0 billion of additional Class A and Class C stock sales, with no shares sold as of June 30, 2026. The board also declared quarterly cash dividends of $12.15 per Series A and B preferred share (about $0.60 per related depositary share) and $0.22 per Class A, B, and C common share.
Alphabet insiders submitted Form 144 notices reporting proposed sales of Class A and Class C shares. The filings list multiple sale dates in April–June 2026 showing per‑transaction share quantities such as 56,340 shares on 04/09/2026 across several Lawrence Page trusts. The filings record broker details for planned distributions and identify prior stock‑dividend and GRAT transfer origins for the reported holdings.
Alphabet-related trusts reported multiple Form 144 sales of Class A and Class C shares. The excerpt lists repeated distributions/sales by The Lawrence Page Trustes and related trusts, with transactions including 56,340 shares on 04/09/2026 and follow-up sales on 05/14/2026 and 06/11/2026. The filing records transaction types such as distribution for no consideration and stock dividend in prior years.
Lawrence Page-related trusts reported proposed sales of Class A and Class C shares on Form 144. The filing lists multiple recent transactions by several trusts, including repeated 56,340-share and smaller 2,420- and 4,220-share notices with trade dates in 04/09/2026, 05/14/2026, and 06/11/2026.
The notices identify the trusts as sellers and show each security class (Class A Common Stock and Class C Capital Stock) and per-trade share counts. The filings serve as notices of intended resale under securities rules.
Alphabet Inc. director R. Martin Chavez reported updated equity holdings, including a new grant of 980 Class C Google Stock Units on July 1, 2026. These Google Stock Units (GSUs) each convert into one share of Alphabet Class C Capital Stock as they vest under multi-year schedules tied to continued service.
After these updates, Chavez directly holds 10,330 shares of Alphabet Class C Capital Stock. He also holds several blocks of GSUs, including 1,516, 984, 717 and 186 Class C Google Stock Units from prior awards, which vest in monthly installments based on ongoing employment or Board service.
Shriram Kavitark Ram reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
Alphabet Inc. director Ram Shriram reported an equity award and updated holdings in Class A and Class C shares. The filing shows an annual director grant of 980 Class C Google Stock Units, each convertible into one share of Class C Capital Stock, with vesting tied to continued board service under a monthly vesting schedule.
The report also updates his direct and indirect ownership across multiple trusts, a limited partnership, and spouse-held accounts in both Class A Common Stock and Class C Capital Stock, along with previously granted Google Stock Units. No open-market purchases or sales are disclosed in this filing.
Washington Robin L reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
Alphabet Inc. director Robin L. Washington reported updated holdings and a new equity award. On July 1, 2026, she received an annual director grant of 980 Class C Google Stock Units (GSUs), which entitle her to one share of Class C Capital Stock for each GSU as it vests. The GSUs vest in 1/48 installments on specified monthly dates, subject to continued service. Following these entries, she holds 32,009 shares of Class C Capital Stock directly and several GSU awards, including 1,516, 984, 717, and the new 980 GSUs.
Ferguson Roger W. Jr. reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
Alphabet Inc. director Roger W. Ferguson Jr. reported updated holdings and a new equity award. On July 1, 2026, he received an annual director grant of 980 Class C Google Stock Units at a stated price of $0.0000 per unit.
Each Google Stock Unit entitles him to receive one share of Alphabet Class C Capital Stock as the units vest over time, subject to continued board service. Following these updates, he holds 53,300 shares of Class C Capital Stock indirectly through the Roger W Ferguson Jr 2016 Revocable Trust and 9,570 shares directly, along with several Google Stock Unit positions, including reported balances of 1,506, 984, and 717 units.
DOERR L JOHN reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
Alphabet Inc. director L. John Doerr reported an equity compensation grant and updated his holdings in the company’s stock and stock units. On July 1, 2026, he received an award of 980 Class C Google Stock Units (GSUs) as an Annual Director Grant.
Each GSU entitles him to receive one share of Alphabet Class C Capital Stock as it vests. Footnotes state the GSUs vest in monthly installments over several years, subject to continued board service or employment on the applicable vesting dates.
Following these updates, Doerr holds 69,700 shares of Class A Common Stock directly, as well as direct and indirect interests in various classes of Alphabet stock and GSUs, including significant indirect holdings through The 1999 Portico Trust B and the Vallejo Ventures Trust.