Apple Global Revenue Soars to Record High, Services Continue to Shine

[GGforever]

Apple is off to a great start in 2025, thanks to a record-breaking fourth quarter. Net revenue soared to a whopping $124.3 billion - the highest ever for the Cupertino giant - with iPhones driving 55.6% of revenue. Macs and iPads, as usual, appear to be a drop in the bucket compared to iPhones, with $8.98 and $8.088 billion in net sales respectively. Services witnessed commendable growth, adding $26.34 billion to Apple's pile.

Of course, this does not mean that the grass is all green for the company. Apple Intelligence witnessed a tumultuous launch, suffering from multiple setbacks and lukewarm reviews. Tim Cook does believe that there is still a lot of innovation on the table for the iPhone, which he revealed in a recent interview. Considering that the company is widely rumored to be preparing a major redesign for the iPhone, along with a brand-new Air/Slim variant, it does appear that this year will turn out to be quite an interesting one for iPhone enthusiasts.




The same cannot be said for the iPad, however. The overhauled M4 iPad Pro with the stunning tandem OLED display failed to move as many units as Apple had hoped, and any further updates to the iPad lineup destined for this year are likely to be internal spec bumps. The MacBook Pro is also expected to receive a major redesign, but that is not expected to take place before 2026, which is when the device is also expected to ship with an OLED display for the first time.

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[eidairaman1]

No thanks

 

[mb194dc]

Their revenue growth is essentially flat and negative in real terms for the last couple of years. Similar for net income.

More importantly there don't seem to be any innovations that will change that in the post Jobs environment. Apple will make a lot of money for years to come obv.

They're yesterday's company with regards to growth and should be valued as such.

 

[mechtech]

Been on apple iphones for awhile now, albeit 2nd handers, since was late adopter to cell phones and most family had iphone.

I think when this one reaches end of support, I will giving the competition a try.

 

[bonehead123]

Say what you will about them fruity boys, good, bad, or otherwise, but as long as those big, fat dividend checks keep comin, I won't be complaining too much, hahahaha

 

[Clawedge]

Been on apple iphones for awhile now, albeit 2nd handers, since was late adopter to cell phones and most family had iphone.

I think when this one reaches end of support, I will giving the competition a try.

Please note, Samsung is not the only competition

 

[eidairaman1]

Been on apple iphones for awhile now, albeit 2nd handers, since was late adopter to cell phones and most family had iphone.

I think when this one reaches end of support, I will giving the competition a try.

Motorolla

 

[Dahita]

How is it possible? Let's say they have a 30% margin, that would imply a gross revenue of 413 billions dollars. That would be 227.15 Billion dollars of Iphones, let's say each is a thousand doublons, that's 227.15 MILLION iphones sold in 3 months?! Oh my god.

 

[unwind-protect]

Services make 4 times as much as Macs?

They must include a lot of stuff in there that I can't think of offhand.

 

[dyonoctis]

Services make 4 times as much as Macs?

They must include a lot of stuff in there that I can't think of offhand.

Apple Music/iCloud/Apple TV/fitness +/Arcade et News in North America. Apple one that bundles everything with a discount. Apple care + is probably included as well. Most iPhone owners have probably some level of subscription, even the 0,99€ sub for iCloud.