Google Q4 2012: Consolidated Revenues of $14.42 Billion Reported, up 36% Year-on-Year | #Android
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Google Q4 2012: Consolidated Revenues of $14.42 Billion Reported, up 36% Year-on-Year

| On 22, Jan 2013

Google Q4 2012: Consolidated Revenues of $14.42 Billion Reported, up 36% Year-on-Year

Google’s revenue numbers are in for Q4 of 2012 and they look good. Revenues are up 36-percent year-on-year with Google reporting consolidated revenues of $14.42 billion. That figure doesn’t include Motorola Mobility, a company that continues to operate as a separate entity and saw revenue of $1.51 billion with an operating loss of $353 million.

Larry Page was proud to announce that for the first time, Google had reached $50 billion in revenues for the year –– an achievement he considers “not bad in just a decade and a half.”

Other interesting tidbits include Google managing to end the year with $48.1 billion cash on hand. Not too shabby.

If you’re interested in all the specifics, you can read the full report by clicking on the source link below.

Source: Google