Apple posts US$114.48 billion in quarterly revenue, beating growth forecast
Net profit reached US$30.71 billion as revenue increased 12%, above the company's projected growth of 9% to 11%.
Apple's fiscal fourth-quarter results for 2026 showed revenue of US$114.48 billion and net profit of US$30.71 billion, the company reported. Revenue increased 12% from the previous year, surpassing its forecast of 9% to 11% growth.
The company earned US$2.10 per share, compared with US$1.85 in the year-earlier quarter. That earlier period brought in revenue of US$102.47 billion and net profit of US$27.47 billion.
Chief Financial Officer Kevan Parekh said fiscal 2026 revenue totaled a record US$479 billion, accompanied by double-digit growth in earnings per share. He also described quarterly net income and earnings per share as September-quarter records.
Apple reported the following revenue figures for its product and services categories:
- iPhone: US$57.58 billion
- Mac: US$10.79 billion
- iPad: US$6.23 billion
- Wearables, Home, and Accessories: US$8.30 billion
- Services: US$31.57 billion
CEO John Ternus said Services achieved its highest revenue ever, while iPhone revenue reached a record for a September quarter. Parekh said operating cash flow amounted to US$28 billion during the quarter, with another US$28 billion returned to shareholders.
