Apple today introduced its quarterly results corresponding to the fourth fiscal quarter, and they bring good news for Cupertino residents: the iPhone 15 and 15 Pro seem to be doing just fine. The firm said revenue from its smartphone line broke a record for the fiscal period.
“Today, Apple is pleased to report record iPhone revenue for the September quarter and record services revenue ever,” said CEO Tim Cook. This is great news because expects more than possible strong period in the coming months. Here’s what he admits: “We now have our strongest product lineup to date heading into the holiday season, including the iPhone 15 lineup and our first carbon-neutral Apple Watch models, a major milestone in our efforts to make all products Apple to become carbon neutral by 2030.”
If we look specifically at business areas, here’s what revenues look like for the closed quarter (from July to September inclusive):
- iPhone: $43.805 million (+3% compared to the same quarter last year).
- Poppy: $7.614 million (-34%).
- iPad: $6.443 million (-10%).
- Wearable devices (Apple Watch, AirPods): $9.322 million (-3%).
- Services: $22.314 million (+16%).
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