Tech giant Apple has announced its fiscal
fourth-quarter results. The world’s most valuable company narrowly beat
both analyst expectations and its own guidance to Wall Street. While the
iPhone contributed nearly two-thirds of Apple's $51.5 billion in
revenue for the last quarter, the company also reported sales of its
other major products -- including Mac computers, iPads and the new Apple
Watch, along with services like iTunes store. Here's all the key
numbers from Apple's fourth quarter.
Revenue: $51.5 billion
Revenue in corresponding quarter last year: $42.1 billion
Revenue in corresponding quarter last year: $42.1 billion
Profit: $11.12 billion
Profit in corresponding quarter last year: $8.5 billion
Profit in corresponding quarter last year: $8.5 billion
Gross margin: 39.9%
Gross margin in corresponding quarter last year: 38%
Gross margin in corresponding quarter last year: 38%
Operating cash flow: $13.5 billion
Greater China (includes Hong Kong) revenue: $12.52 billion
iPhone revenue: $32.21 billion
iPhone unit sales: 48 million
Year-on-year change: 22% (units); 36% (revenue)
iPhone unit sales: 48 million
Year-on-year change: 22% (units); 36% (revenue)
Mac revenue: $6.88 billion
Mac unit sales: 5.71 million
Year-on-year change: 3% (units); 4% (revenue)
Mac unit sales: 5.71 million
Year-on-year change: 3% (units); 4% (revenue)
iPad revenue: $4.28 billion
iPad unit sales: 9.88 million
Year-on-year change: -20% (units); -20% (revenue)
iPad unit sales: 9.88 million
Year-on-year change: -20% (units); -20% (revenue)
Revenue from services (includes iTunes and Apple Pay): $5.09 billion
Year-on-year change: 10% (revenue)
Year-on-year change: 10% (revenue)
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