Apple reported on Monday that its fiscal fourth‑quarter revenue rose 11.7 % to $114.48 billion, while net income climbed 11.8 % to $30.71 billion, according to Xinhua.
The revenue jump was driven by a 17.5 % increase in iPhone sales, which reached $57.58 billion, and a 23.7 % rise in Mac revenue, up to $10.79 billion. However, iPad revenue fell 10.4 % to $6.23 billion, and wearables, home and accessories sales dropped 7.9 % to $8.3 billion.
Services and operating metrics
Apple’s Services segment grew 9.8 % year‑on‑year, hitting a new all‑time record of $31.57 billion. Operating income increased 9.9 % to $35.63 billion, and the company’s gross margin held at 47.9 %. Diluted earnings per share rose to $2.10.
Apple CEO John Ternus said the company had set September‑quarter records for total revenue and iPhone sales.
We achieved September‑quarter records for total revenue and iPhone sales.
Regional earnings were strong, with Greater China revenue up 21.0 % to $17.54 billion, while the Americas contributed $48.68 billion and Europe added $32.01 billion.
Looking ahead, the company’s full fiscal 2026 figures showed record revenue of $478.83 billion, up 15.1 %, and net income of $132.18 billion, an increase of 18 % from the previous year, Xinhua reported.
