Q3 revenue for 2026 stood at $109.4bn, up 16pc year-on-year.
Outgoing Apple CEO Tim Cook has warned of potential supply issues for iPhones and other Apple products in the months ahead despite the company reporting what Cook called its “strongest June quarter ever” yesterday (30 July).
A more cautious than anticipated outlook for Q4, revealed on a conference call with analysts and investors following the publication of Q3 results, forecast growth of between 9pc and 11pc, less than the analyst benchmark of more than 12pc.
Apples shares fell by around 6pc last night on the back of the forecast.
Q3 revenue for 2026 stood at $109.4bn, up 16pc year-on-year. Sales for iPhones came in at $55.3bn, Mac computers at $10.4bn, iPads at $6.2bn and wearables at $7.9bn for the three months ending on 27 June.
