In brief
Apple ended its fiscal Q4 with a 11.7% year‑over‑year revenue rise to $114.48 bn and a 11.8% increase in net income to $30.71 bn, driven by strong iPhone and Mac sales. Services revenue set an all‑time record at $31.57 bn. Apple’s earnings per share reached $2.10, with a 47.9% gross margin, per the company’s own press release. Apple CEO John Ternus highlighted September‑quarter records for total revenue and iPhone sales.
Apple announced on Monday that its fiscal fourth‑quarter revenue rose 11.7 % year on year to 114.48 bn U.S. dollars, while net income increased 11.8 % to 30.71 bn, driven by strong iPhone and Mac sales.
Operating income rose 9.9 % to 35.63 bn, with diluted earnings per share climbing to 2.1 $ from 1.85 $, while gross margin stood at 47.9 %. Apple’s iPhone revenue was 57.58 bn, up 17.5 % and its Mac revenue was 10.79 bn, up 23.7 % year‑over‑year. iPad revenue fell 10.4 % to 6.23 bn and wearables, home products and accessories revenue dropped 7.9 % to 8.3 bn.
Apple’s Services segment generated a record 31.57 bn in revenue, up 9.8 % from the prior year. The company’s revenue in the Greater China region rose 21.02 % to 17.54 bn, Americas revenue reached 48.68 bn, and Europe revenue totaled 32.01 bn.
Apple CEO John Ternus said the company achieved September‑quarter records for total revenue and iPhone sales.
Apple’s own press release confirmed the quarter’s results, reporting a revenue of $114.5 bn – roughly a 12 % year‑over‑year increase – and a net profit of $30.7 bn. That release also noted a gross margin of 47.9 % and diluted earnings per share of $2.10.
A MacRumors report echoed these figures, citing Apple’s quarterly revenue of $114.5 bn, quarterly profit of $30.7 bn, and an EPS of $2.10.
