US EditionApple reports fourth quarter results
Apple's fiscal Q4 sales rose with $49 billion from iPhone 17 and $28.7 billion from Services, easing China concerns and prompting Wall Street price target hikes.
- On Friday, Apple reported earnings and revenue that beat expectations, driven largely by strong demand for the iPhone 17 and a nearly 2% premarket stock reaction.
- Supply constraints limited iPhone revenue in the quarter and pushed some sales into the December quarter, while company guidance signalled strong underlying demand despite these constraints.
- Apple's product breakdown shows total net sales of $102,466 with iPhone net sales of $49,025 and Services net sales of $28,750 for the quarter.
- Following the report, analysts raised targets with Evercore ISI to $300, Goldman Sachs to $320, and Bank of America to $325, boosting investor confidence.
- Oct 29 note projects EPS mid-teens through 2030, while analysts see 2026 product launches: Advanced Siri, foldable iPhone, and Vision Pro 2 driving growth.
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