Apple Q4 2025 Financial Report: Revenue and Stock Price Reach New Highs, iPhone and Services Business are the Biggest Contributors

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Apple (Apple Inc.) announced its Q4 2025 financial report on October 30, with overall performance being impressive. Revenue, iPhone sales, and earnings per share (EPS) all reached new highs, and the services sector hit a historic record. CEO Tim Cook emphasized that this is one of Apple's “strongest” product lineups ever, and they will carry this momentum into the year-end peak season. After the financial report was released, the stock price surged over 5% in after-hours trading, closing at $277.43, marking a new historical high.

Q4 revenue of 102.4 billion USD set a record, with an annual increase of 8%

Apple performed exceptionally well in Q4 2025, achieving a revenue of $102.4 billion, a growth of 8% compared to the same period last year. EPS reached $1.85, representing a year-on-year increase of 13% after adjustments. This indicates that Apple not only set a record for the highest revenue in history for the September quarter, but also that both iPhone sales and service revenue reached all-time highs.

At the same time, gross profit reached 48.34 billion USD, with a gross margin of 47.2%, slightly up from the previous quarter. Total net profit reached 27.47 billion USD, an annual increase of 86.4%, indicating that profit elasticity is better than revenue growth. CFO Kevan Parekh stated that this quarter's performance marks a perfect end to the entire 2025 fiscal year, with total revenue reaching 416.1 billion USD and EPS maintaining double-digit growth.

CEO Cook: The iPhone 17 series and new products drive growth.

CEO Tim Cook stated:

“We are very proud to have set a revenue record in the September quarter, especially with the performance of both the iPhone and services business reaching new highs.”

He pointed out that the new iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, Pro Max, and the all-new iPhone Air launched in September this year have received a warm response. The simultaneously launched AirPods Pro 3, the all-new Apple Watch series, and the MacBook Pro and iPad Pro featuring the M5 chip have all shown that Apple presents “the most complete product lineup in history” before the year-end peak season.

The service industry continues to strengthen, with revenue soaring to 28.75 billion dollars.

CFO Parekh pointed out that the services business remains a key growth engine for Apple. In Q4, service revenue reached $28.75 billion, a year-over-year increase of 15.1%, marking the third consecutive year of record quarterly highs. The main drivers come from the stable subscription growth of iCloud, AppleCare, Apple Pay, and the App Store, which also helps to mitigate the pressures from slowing hardware sales and rising tariff costs.

Parekh added that Apple's “active device install base” has reached a record high across all products and markets, indicating that consumer satisfaction and loyalty remain quite stable.

Announce the distribution of dividends, $0.26 per share

Apple's board of directors also announced a cash dividend of $0.26 per share. The dividend will be distributed on November 13, 2025, with a record date for shareholders as of the close of business on November 10.

This article Apple 2025 Q4 financial report: Both revenue and stock price hit new highs, with iPhone and services business being the biggest contributors. Originally appeared in Chain News ABMedia.

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