What the Data Shows
Amazon AWS 2025 revenue is compared with selected national GDP benchmarks from the IMF April 2026 World Economic Outlook. Rows combine one company segment-revenue value and four GDP values in current US$ billions. AWS net sales were US$128.73 billion, near Guatemala at US$128.89 billion and above Croatia at US$116.57 billion. The company row was US$0.17 billion below Guatemala’s GDP benchmark, and the comparison combines company segment sales with national-account GDP values.
Data table
Unit: current US$ billions · Period: 2025 company segment revenue and 2026 IMF WEO GDP
| Rank | Entry | Value | Period |
|---|
| 1 | Ecuador GDP | US$138.19B | 2026 IMF WEO |
| 2 | Dominican Republic GDP | US$136.15B | 2026 IMF WEO |
| 3 | Guatemala GDP | US$128.89B | 2026 IMF WEO |
| 4 | AWS revenue | US$128.73B | 2025 |
| 5 | Croatia GDP | US$116.57B | 2026 IMF WEO |
Sources
Source 1: Amazon.com
Publisher: Amazon.com
Dataset/table: Net sales by segment
Units: US$ millions
Date checked: 2026-05-29
Evidence: Supports Amazon AWS 2025 net sales.
Source 2: IMF World Economic Outlook Database
Publisher: International Monetary Fund
Dataset/table: World Economic Outlook Database
Units: current US$ billions
Date checked: 2026-05-29
Evidence: Supports the 2026 current-price GDP benchmark rows for Ecuador, Dominican Republic, Guatemala and Croatia.
Data notes & caveats
Company financial values and national GDP values are different accounting concepts. The graphic is a scale benchmark in current US$ billions, not a statement that revenue, net income or buybacks equal GDP. IMF GDP rows use the April 2026 World Economic Outlook vintage and can change in later IMF releases.
Methodology
Company values come from the cited annual report, SEC filing or exchange issuer disclosure. GDP benchmark rows come from the IMF April 2026 World Economic Outlook current-price GDP series. All displayed values are current US$ billions, and bars are sorted from largest to smallest. No selected-set share or world-share denominator is used.
Source consistency notes
The company row and GDP rows come from different source families by design. The comparison is kept in one unit, current US$ billions, and is labelled as a company-to-GDP benchmark. No row share is calculated because there is no true common denominator.
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