Apple revenues beat estimates, services business posts strong growth

Apple beats forecasts, sees 10–12% growth on strong iPhone demand

Apple reported a robust Q4 2025 set of results, exceeding analysts’ expectations and issuing a stronger outlook for the current quarter, driven by solid iPhone sales.

The company said in its financial report released after market close on Oct. 30 that revenues rose 8% in the three months ended September 27, while earnings per share (EPS) increased 13%.

CEO Tim Cook said Apple is proud to report record quarterly revenue, including all-time highs for iPhone sales and for our services business.

In a separate interview with CNBC, Cook said the company expects total topline to grow between 10% and 12% year on year in the current quarter, with iPhone revenue posting double-digit growth.

For the full year, Apple reported revenue of $416.16 billion, up from $391.03 billion a year earlier. EPS rose to $7.46, compared with $6.08 in the prior year.

In after-hours trading, Apple shares rose 4.45% to $283.44 as of 11:57 pm KSA time, after closing 0.65% higher during the session.