Apple reported $114.5 billion in net sales for the three months ended September 26, 2026, up approximately 12% from the year-earlier quarter. Net income rose to $30.7 billion from $27.5 billion, while diluted earnings per share increased to $2.10 from $1.85. The figures point to growth led by iPhone and Mac sales, alongside continued expansion in services.
What were Apple’s financial results for the September 2026 quarter?
For the quarter ended September 26, 2026, Apple recorded $114.5 billion in net sales and $30.7 billion in net income. Earnings per share reached $2.10. Compared with the previous-year quarter, sales increased about 12%, while net income grew from $27.5 billion.
- Net sales: $114.5 billion
- Net income: $30.7 billion
- Earnings per share: $2.10
Which products drove Apple’s quarterly revenue?
iPhone remained Apple’s largest product revenue source, bringing in $57.6 billion, up 17.5% over year. Mac revenue climbed 23.7% to $10.8 billion. In contrast, iPad revenue fell 10.4% to $6.2 billion, indicating weaker sales in that category during the quarter.
New product launches and demand across Apple’s device ecosystem may have supported iPhone sales. Mac growth may reflect business upgrades and demand for capable computers in hybrid workplaces. The reported figures show the direction of revenue, but do not by themselves establish the precise contribution of each factor.
How much revenue did Apple’s services business generate?
Services revenue rose about 10% to $31.6 billion in the quarter. This category includes subscription offerings such as Apple Music, iCloud storage and Apple TV+, as well as other services-related revenue. Continued growth in services can diversify Apple’s income beyond device sales and increase the share of recurring revenue in its business mix.
Apple’s 2026 fiscal-year results
For fiscal 2026, Apple reported net sales of $478.8 billion, up 15%, and net income of $132.2 billion, up 18%. The company’s annual revenue included $254.1 billion from iPhone, $37.9 billion from Mac, $27.9 billion from iPad and $123.3 billion from services.
Quarterly and annual revenue at a glance
- Total net sales: $114.5 billion for the quarter; $478.8 billion for fiscal 2026
- Net income: $30.7 billion for the quarter; $132.2 billion for fiscal 2026
- iPhone revenue: $57.6 billion for the quarter; $254.1 billion for fiscal 2026
- Mac revenue: $10.8 billion for the quarter; $37.9 billion for fiscal 2026
- iPad revenue: $6.2 billion for the quarter; $27.9 billion for fiscal 2026
- Services revenue: $31.6 billion for the quarter; $123.3 billion for fiscal 2026
- Earnings per share: $2.10 for the quarter
What do Apple’s results indicate for investors?
The results highlight two notable trends: iPhone delivered quarter strong growth, while services continued to expand. Together, these businesses contributed to higher sales and profits. The decline in iPad revenue stands out as a counterpoint and may weigh on product growth if it continues.
Investors assessing future performance can track iPhone demand, services revenue growth, device replacement cycles and the company’s profitability. Foreign-exchange movements, consumer demand and competition may also affect results. The reported figures describe the periods shown; they do not guarantee future performance.
Key takeaway
Apple’s September 2026 quarter combined higher revenue and net income with strong iPhone and Mac growth and a 10% increase in services. iPad revenue declined, but the company’s full-year results still showed broad growth in sales and profit. Services’ $123.3 billion contribution for fiscal 2026 underscores its significance alongside Apple’s hardware business.
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