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Quarterly Financial Performance
Comparison of reported revenue vs analyst estimates
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Apple sales beat expectations powered by Mac, but iPhone hits sup
Home Finance Apple sales beat expectations powered by Mac, but iPhone hits supply constraints Table of Contents Apple’s Quarterly Performance and Product HighlightsiPhone Sales and Supply Chain Challenges'LESS FLEXIBILITY' IN SUPPLY CHAINLeadership Transition and Product StrategyMacBook Neo and Mac Sales GrowthUpcoming Events and AI InitiativesServices and Other Revenue StreamsSERVICES STAY ROBUSTiPad, Wearables, and Regional SalesCapital Return Program Update Apple Exceeds Forecasts as Mac Sales Surge, iPhone Suffers Supply Issues By Stephen Nellis and Juby Babu Apple’s Quarterly Performance and Product Highlights SAN FRANCISCO, April 30 (Reuters) - Apple on Thursday reported results that beat Wall Street estimates, with customers showing eagerness to buy a new MacBook model driven by incoming CEO John Ternus, while supply constraints hindered iPhone sales. Apple said sales and profits were $111.18 billion and $2.01 per share for the fiscal second quarter ended March 28, above analyst expectations of $109.66 billion and $1.95 per share, according to LSEG. iPhone Sales and Supply Chain Challenges Sales of the iPhone, still the company's best-selling product nearly 20 years after its introduction, were $56.99 billion, slightly less than estimates of $57.21 billion, according to LSEG data, after the biggest revamp of the lineup since the iPhone X in 2017. 'LESS FLEXIBILITY' IN SUPPLY CHAIN Apple CEO Tim Cook said iPhone sales were held back in the quarter by supply constraints for the advanced processor chips that form the brains of the device. The iPhone 17 family's chips are made on a variant of the same Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co chip manufacturing technology as many leading AI chips. "The demand was off the charts. And there's just a little less flexibility in the supply chain at the moment for getting more parts," Cook told Reuters. Leadership Transition and Product Strategy The iPhone 17 family of devices, plus the iPhone Air, was spearheaded by incoming CEO Ternus, who will take over from Cook in September. Under Ternus, Pro models gained more features but also a higher price tag, while entry-level models such as the 17e and base model iPhone 17 held prices steady relative to their storage capacity. That strategy, along with massive buying power, has helped Apple navigate higher memory chip prices. Apple said gross margins were 49.27%, above estimates of 48.38%, according to LSEG data. MacBook Neo and Mac Sales Growth Another product master...
Apple Statistics — Users, Devices, and Revenue (2026)
Apple currently ranks as one of the most valuable companies in the world with a market cap of $3.93 trillion. Founded in 1976, the company has a long history of innovations, from introducing the iPhone in 2007 to releasing the mixed-reality headset Apple Vision Pro in 2024. Today, there are over 2.5 billion active Apple devices worldwide. Apple dominates various categories worldwide and in the US, from smartphones to tablets, and has a massive services business. Continue reading to find the latest Apple statistics in 2026. Key Apple Stats Apple registered a revenue of $416.16 billion in 2025. Apple generated $143.76 billion of revenue in Q4 2025. There are around 2.5 billion active Apple devices worldwide. iPhone is the largest category by sales, accounting for 59.31% of Apple’s total quarterly revenue in Q4 2025. 166,000 employees work at Apple. Apple Annual Revenue Apple brought in an annual revenue of $416.16 billion in 2025. Revenue has increased by 6.42% over the previous fiscal year. Here’s a table with Apple’s annual revenue since 2009: Note: Apple’s fiscal year ends on the last Saturday of September. Year Apple Annual Revenue 2009 $42.91 billion 2010 $65.23 billion 2011 $108.25 billion 2012 $156.51 billion 2013 $170.91 billion 2014 $182.8 billion 2015 $233.72 billion 2016 $215.64 billion 2017 $229.23 billion 2018 $265.6 billion 2019 $260.17 billion 2020 $274.52 billion 2021 $365.82 billion 2022 $394.33 billion 2023 $383.29 billion 2024 $391.04 billion 2025 $416.16 billion Source: Apple Apple Quarterly Revenue Apple generated a quarterly revenue of $143.76 billion in Q4 2025, representing a 15.65% year-over-year increase. We’ve charted Apple’s quarterly revenue since Q1 2019: Date Apple Quarterly Revenue Q1 2019 $84.31 billion Q2 2019 $58.02 billion Q3 2019 $53.81 billion Q4 2019 $64.04 billion Q1 2020 $91.82 billion Q2 2020 $58.31 billion Q3 2020 $59.69 billion Q4 2020 $64.7 billion Q1 2021 $111.44 billion Q2 2021 $89.58 billion Q3 2021 $81.43 billion Q4 2021 $83.36 billion Q1 2022 $123.95 billion Q2 2022 $97.28 billion Q3 2022 $82.96 billion Q4 2022 $90.15 billion Q1 2023 $117.15 billion Q2 2023 $94.84 billion Q3 2023 $81.8 billion Q4 2023 $89.5 billion Q1 2024 $119.58 billion Q2 2024 $90.75 billion Q3 2024 $85.78 billion Q4 2024 $94.93 billion Q1 2025 $124.3 billion Q2 2025 $95.36 billion Q3 2025 $94.04 billion Q4 2025 $143.76 billion Source: Apple Apple Revenue by Category iPhone sales accoun...
Apple Tops Sales Estimates After iPhone, Mac Help Fuel Growth
Apple Inc. delivered second-quarter revenue that edged past analysts' estimates, helped by demand for the iPhone and Mac, while failing to produce the blowout results that some investors were ...
Samsung and Apple Grew in Q1 2026 as Global Smartphone Shipments ...
Apple secured second place, driven by the strong performance of the iPhone 17 series, which saw significant growth in China of over 30%. This led to a 3.3% year-over-year increase in global sales for Q1.
