Autodesk reported solid QQ3 2025 results with USD 1.57 billion in revenue, marking an 11% year-over-year growth and a QoQ increase of 4.32%. The company maintained a very high gross margin of 90.6%, and operating margin of approximately 22.0%, delivering USD 346 million of operating income and USD 275 million of net income (EPS USD 1.28). The quarter generated USD 209 million of cash from operations and USD 199 million of free cash flow, underscoring strong cash-generation characteristics typical of a high-margin software business. Despite a sizable share repurchase program (net financing cash outflow of USD 309 million and a USD 323 million stock repurchase during the period), Autodesk finished QQ3 2025 with USD 1.437 billion in cash and equivalents and a net debt position of about USD 1.14 billion, reflecting disciplined capital allocation alongside ongoing investment in R&D and cloud capabilities. Going forward, the company appears to be leveraging its premier product portfolio (AutoCAD, Revit, Fusion 360, BIM 360, Maya, 3ds Max, ShotGrid) to sustain ARR growth and expand enterprise adoption, while balancing leverage with to-be-monitored macro dynamics and competitive pressures.