Apple reports record quarter with 114.5 billion dollars in revenue

Apple has announced a record-breaking $114.5 billion in revenue for the fourth fiscal quarter ending in September, achieving a gross margin of 47.9 percent. The company's quarterly revenue increased by 12 percent year-over-year while earnings per share rose 14 percent to $2.10.

• Apple's September quarter revenue reached a record $114.5 billion with earnings per share up 14% to $2.10.
• Full-year fiscal 2026 revenue hit an all-time high of $479 billion.
• iPhone sales brought in $57.6 billion, while Services reached a record $31.6 billion.
• Mac sales climbed to $10.8 billion, surpassing wearables and becoming Apple's third-largest product category.

Product segment performance

The iPhone remains the cornerstone of Apple's hardware business, with quarterly smartphone revenue jumping from $49.0 billion to $57.6 billion. Full-year iPhone sales amounted to $254.1 billion compared to $209.6 billion in the previous year. According to CEO John Ternus, Services also reached an all-time high of $31.6 billion for the quarter.

Mac computers rose to become Apple's third-biggest category with $10.8 billion in sales, swapping places with Wearables, Home and Accessories which dropped to $8.3 billion. Meanwhile, iPad revenue saw a decline from $6.9 billion to $6.2 billion for the September quarter.

New product launches and regional revenue

Last month, Apple rolled out a significant wave of hardware, including touch-enabled MacBooks, an OLED iPad mini with the A20 Pro chip, and expanded smart home devices. The most notable introduction was the iPhone Duo alongside the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, which will shape upcoming financial reports.

The Americas maintained their position as Apple's top market with $48.7 billion in net sales, followed by Europe with $32 billion and Greater China contributing $17.5 billion during the quarter.

Market context and outlook

Apple's record financial results highlight robust consumer demand across core hardware lines and ecosystem services. The introduction of advanced devices paired with fresh hardware iterations positions the company strongly heading into the holiday shopping season.