Apple Reports $102.47 Billion in Fiscal Q4 Revenue, Exceeding Analyst Expectations

Cupertino, California – Apple Inc. (AAPL) announced robust financial results for its fiscal fourth quarter of 2025, reporting revenue of $102.47 billion, a figure that surpassed Wall Street's expectations. The technology giant's performance for the quarter, which ended September 27, demonstrated continued strength across several key segments.

The company's revenue beat analyst estimates of $102.24 billion, as highlighted by "The Wolf Of All Streets" on social media. This positive outcome follows a period of intense scrutiny on the tech sector's growth trajectory and global economic conditions.

Apple's Services segment emerged as a significant growth driver, reaching an all-time revenue record of $28.75 billion, exceeding analyst estimates of $28.17 billion. This segment, which includes offerings like the App Store, Apple Music, and iCloud, continues to be a high-margin business crucial for the company's sustained profitability.

While overall revenue impressed, iPhone sales, though strong, came in slightly below some analyst projections at $49.03 billion against an estimated $50.19 billion. CEO Tim Cook noted that the new iPhone 17 lineup, released in September, experienced high demand leading to supply constraints on several models. Cook expressed optimism for the upcoming December quarter, traditionally Apple's strongest, forecasting it to be the "best ever for the company and the best ever for iPhone."

Geographically, sales in Greater China saw a 4% decline year-over-year, totaling $14.5 billion. However, Cook anticipates a return to growth in the region for the December quarter, citing strong reception for the iPhone 17 family. The company also reported earnings per share (EPS) of $1.85, outperforming the $1.77 estimated by analysts.