Overview
- Revenue reached $102.47 billion and EPS came in at $1.85, narrowly topping forecasts and setting September‑quarter records for total revenue, iPhone and Services.
- iPhone sales rose to $49.03 billion but fell short of estimates as Apple faced supply constraints on several iPhone 17 models that limited shipments late in the quarter.
- Greater China revenue was $14.49 billion, missing expectations after the iPhone Air’s China debut slipped to October 22 due to its eSIM-only design.
- Services hit an all‑time high of $28.75 billion while Mac revenue climbed to $8.73 billion; Wearables, Home and Accessories generated $9.01 billion and iPad totaled $6.95 billion.
- Apple forecasts December‑quarter revenue growth of 10%–12% with double‑digit iPhone gains, notes about $1.1 billion in Q4 tariff costs and roughly $1.4 billion expected next quarter, and saw shares rise after hours.