Apple Reports Record $102.5B Q4 Revenue Led by iPhone 17 Demand

Apple reported record revenue of $102.5 billion for its fiscal fourth quarter of 2025, surpassing analyst expectations and marking a September quarter revenue record. CEO Tim Cook highlighted "off the chart" demand for the iPhone 17 models, despite supply constraints, with the product lineup described as the strongest ever, contributing to high consumer enthusiasm globally. Services revenue also hit an all-time high at $28.8 billion, growing 15% year-over-year, driven by offerings like Apple Music and Apple TV+. Other segments showed mixed results, with Mac sales up due to new MacBook Air models while iPad sales remained flat. Wall Street has shown optimism with Apple shares reaching all-time highs above $270 and analysts raising expectations for continued momentum during the holiday season. Despite a recent slight stock price dip, Apple's strong earnings, innovative product pipeline, and expanding subscription services underscore its robust financial health and growth outlook.