Apple has once again defied expectations, posting a record-breaking $94.04 billion in revenue for its fiscal third quarter ending 28th June 2025.
However, not all segments thrived. iPad revenue dipped to $6.58 billion, and wearables saw a decline to $7.4 billion. Still, Apple’s gross margins expanded to 46.5%, and net profit hit $23.4 billion.
Summary
📈 Record Sales Apple made $94.04 billion this quarter, its best performance since 2021. That’s a 10% jump from last year.
📱 Best-Selling Product iPhones were the star—bringing in $44.58 billion, up over 13%. Macs also did well, with $8.05 billion in sales.
💼 Services Boom Apple’s apps, subscriptions, and digital content made $27.42 billion, a new high.
📉 Weaker Spots iPad sales fell to $6.58 billion, and wearables (like AirPods and Apple Watch) dropped to $7.4 billion.
💰 Profits & Payouts Apple earned $23.43 billion in profit and will pay shareholders a $0.26 dividend on 14th August.
🌍 Big Changes To avoid tariff issues, Apple is shifting production to places like India and Vietnam. It spent $800 million on tariffs this quarter, with more expected.
🧠 Looking Ahead Apple is going big on AI, with over 20 new features and a smarter Siri on the horizon.
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