Apple ended fiscal year 2025 with record annual profit of $112 billion, up 19.5% from last year, and revenue of $416.2 billion, a 6.4% rise driven by strong iPhone demand and double-digit Services growth.
For Q4 FY25, Apple posted revenue of $102.5 billion and net income of $27.5 billion, nearly double from the prior year, supported by higher margins and lower taxes. iPhone sales rose to $49 billion, Services revenue jumped 15% to $28.8 billion, and Mac sales reached $8.7 billion. iPad and Wearables held steady at $6.9 billion and $9 billion, respectively.
The Americas led with $44.2 billion in quarterly sales, followed by Europe and Greater China. Apple’s cash reserves grew to $35.9 billion, alongside $90.7 billion in share buybacks and $15.4 billion in dividends.
CEO Tim Cook credited record iPhone and Services revenue, highlighting the launch of iPhone 17 and the latest Apple Watch and AirPods. CFO Kevan Parekh said the results mark a record year with double-digit earnings growth and an all-time high active device base.