Apple reports $114.5bn revenue for its September quarter
Apple’s newly published results put September-quarter revenue 12 percent above a year earlier. The report also identifies tariff refunds that helped margins and earnings per share — a useful detail alongside the headline records.
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A new report on a completed quarter
Apple published its fiscal fourth-quarter results on 2 November. Revenue reached $114.5 billion, a 12 percent increase from the equivalent period a year earlier. The company describes that as a record for its September quarter, with iPhone also setting a September-quarter record and Services reaching a new high.
The detail behind the earnings figure
Diluted earnings per share were $2.10, up 14 percent year on year. Apple says that figure includes a $0.05 benefit from tariff refunds. It also reports a gross margin of 47.9 percent, with approximately one percentage point of that coming from the refunds.
Keep the period in perspective
These numbers describe a quarter that ended in September, rather than sales in November. The release pairs the results with management’s comments about its newer hardware and holiday lineup. Those product comments are forward-looking context; they do not establish how the upcoming selling season will perform.
Where this comes from
This report is based on the reporting and source material below. Announcements and company claims are attributed, rather than treated as independent tests.
- Apple Newsroom — Apple reports fourth quarter results ↗Published 2 November 2026
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