On January 30, Apple released its latest earnings report. In the first fiscal quarter, revenue reached $143.76 billion, up 16% year-on-year, driven largely by strong sales of the iPhone 17.
Breakdown of key revenue:
- iPhone: $85.27 billion, +23% YoY
- Mac: $8.39 billion, -6.7% YoY
- iPad: $8.60 billion, +6.3% YoY
- Wearables, Home, and Accessories: $11.49 billion, -2.2% YoY (vs. $12.13 billion estimate)
- Greater China: $25.53 billion, +38% YoY
Apple’s net profit for the quarter was approximately $36.3 billion. Averaged over a 90-day quarter, Apple earns around $403 million per day—equivalent to roughly 2.8 billion RMB daily.
The company also revealed a striking statistic: as of January 2026, Apple’s active installed devices worldwide exceeded 2.5 billion, up 150 million from 2.35 billion in January 2025, highlighting the scale and stickiness of Apple’s ecosystem.
