Zoom Video Communications reported QQ1 2026 revenue of $1.1747 billion, up 2.93% year over year despite a modest sequential decline of 0.80%. The company posted a robust gross margin of 76.3% ($896.3 million gross profit), reflecting a high-value SaaS mix and favorable product economics. Operating income reached $241.6 million with an operating margin of 20.6%, illustrating disciplined cost management even as Zoom continues to invest in product development and go-to-market initiatives. Net income of $254.6 million yielded a net margin of 21.7%, supported by a pre-tax income of $315.8 million and a tax expense of $61.2 million, resulting in an EPS of $0.835 (diluted $0.814).
Free cash flow remained a meaningful strength, with $463.4 million of free cash flow and $489.3 million of operating cash flow, underscoring Zoom’s ability to convert earnings into cash while funding investments. The balance sheet remains exceptionally liquid: cash and short-term investments total $7.811 billion, cash and cash equivalents stand at $1.247 billion, and net debt is a net cash position of approximately -$1.185 billion. Total assets are $10.952 billion against total liabilities of $2.050 billion and stockholders’ equity of $8.902 billion. These metrics provide a solid runway for growth initiatives, potential acquisitions, and continued shareholder capital return if pursued.
Overall, Zoom’s QQ1 2026 results demonstrate profitability expansion on a levered base, strong cash generation, and a strategic posture geared toward enterprise growth, AI-enabled enhancements, and an elevated product mix that supports durable margins. Investors should monitor ARR evolution, renewal/retention trends, competitive dynamics with Teams and Webex, and the cadence of R&D and GTM investments that will shape line-of-sight to longer-term sustainable growth.