Apple’s earnings are in, and the iPhone maker put up some big numbers, as promised.
Both Apple’s reported revenue of $143.76 billion and earnings per share of $2.84 handily beat analyst estimates. Demand for iPhone was “unprecedented” in the quarter, Apple said.
The company also put concerns around Greater China to rest for now, reporting revenue of $25.53 billion for the region, up 38% year over year and handedly clearing the consensus estimate of $21.82 billion. Tim Cook vowed last quarter to turn around a decline in China, and succeeded.
With the earnings beat in the books, investors will likely turn their attention to updates on the AI road map amid concerns that Apple is still lagging behind its mega-cap tech peers.
The stock rose about 2% after hours. It closed 0.7% higher in Thursday’s session, and is down about 7% to date in 2026.
Apple’s call with analysts kicked off at 5 p.m. ET — follow along for the latest: