Key HighlightsAmazon’s B2B division achieved $60 billion in annualized revenue during Q2 2026, catering to more than 11 million business customers spanning 11 nations.The platform welcomed over 1.8 million new business accounts during the first six months of 2026, with 97 Fortune 100 companies now utilizing the service.Global product catalog expanded by approximately 30%, incorporating repair equipment, fresh produce, and workplace furnishings.Enterprise-focused pricing delivered over $1 billion in customer savings throughout 2025, while Prime Business subscribers saved upwards of $880 million on delivery costs.The e-commerce giant enhanced Prime Business offerings through strategic alliances with CrowdStrike, Gusto, and QuickBooks, potentially saving small businesses up to $1,100 annually.Amazon’s business-to-business platform has surpassed the $60 billion threshold in annualized revenue, the retail giant announced Monday, facilitating delivery of more than 500 million orders year-to-date. AMZN stock experienced a decline of approximately 0.75% during trading.Amazon.com, Inc., AMZNThis achievement represents significant progress for the division, which currently serves over 11 million business entities across 11 global markets, including 97 companies from the Fortune 100 roster. The first half of 2026 witnessed more than 1.8 million organizations joining the platform.Shelley Salomon, Amazon’s VP overseeing Worldwide Amazon Business operations, attributed the expansion to an emerging business imperative: maximizing output while minimizing resource allocation.“We’re developing innovative solutions to help them reduce costs and optimize time—enabling them to channel resources into business expansion,” she explained.The platform’s product assortment has grown by roughly 30% worldwide throughout the current year. Newly introduced categories encompass repair equipment, fresh food items, and workplace furniture, with the majority of fresh inventory supplied by third-party merchants.Cost reductions are substantial. The company reports that business-targeted discounts generated more than $1 billion in worldwide customer savings during 2025. Prime Business subscribers accumulated over $880 million in additional shipping cost savings.Artificial Intelligence and Supply Chain EnhancementsThe company has leveraged advanced technology to sustain this momentum. Recently deployed AI-powered solutions assist accounts with expenditure tracking, identify irregular transactions, and highlight cost-saving opportunities in real-time.Regarding distribution infrastructure, Amazon operates specialized commercial delivery fleets across 13 U.S. states. These vehicles utilize compressed natural gas and are engineered specifically for business-to-business deliveries, accommodating scheduled delivery appointments and palletized cargo deliveries directly to loading areas and reception centers.Enhanced Prime Business Membership AdvantagesThe retail giant unveiled an expanded suite of Prime Business membership benefits. Strategic collaborations with CrowdStrike, Gusto, and QuickBooks provide subscribers with preferential pricing on cybersecurity solutions, payroll systems, and procurement management platforms.According to Amazon’s estimates, the aggregate value of these software partnerships can deliver approximately $1,100 in annual savings for small-to-medium enterprises.The company has also integrated discounted Amazon Quick access into the enhanced Prime Business membership package.Amazon’s business-focused division currently maintains operations in 11 countries while continuously expanding its third-party merchant network, which accounts for a substantial portion of the product selection additions made throughout 2026.The post Amazon (AMZN) Stock Dips as Business Division Surpasses $60B Revenue Milestone appeared first on Blockonomi.