+12%: Apple revenue hits $114.5B, record September iPhone quarter
Apple reported the quarter ended September 26: a September-quarter iPhone record and an all-time high for Services.
Apple sold more than last year, and iPhone set a record. This is news about the company's money, and nothing changes for your phone.
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Why it matters
The results show strong demand for iPhone and Services, with no direct change to what you pay.
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- Quarter revenue was $114.5 billion, up 12% from a year ago.
- Apple says iPhone revenue is a September-quarter record.
- Services revenue reached an all-time high.
- Earnings per share rose 14%, including a benefit from tariff refunds.
- Fiscal 2026 revenue is a record; a $0.27 per-share dividend is payable November 16.
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