Apple has posted a strong set of results for the quarter ending March 28, showing steady growth across its core business lines. The company reported revenue of $111.2 billion, up 17 percent from Q2 last year. This performance highlights continued demand for its products and services, especially the latest iPhone lineup.
Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook said the company achieved its best March quarter to date. He pointed out that the iPhone delivered a record performance for the period. At the same time, Apple’s Services business reached a new all-time high, adding to the company’s overall momentum.
During the same announcement, Chief Financial Officer Kevan Parekh shared more details about Apple’s financial position. He said the company generated over $28 billion in operating cash flow. In a statement to the Financial Times, he explained that the iPhone 17 series has become Apple’s most popular series so far. He also noted that the iPhone may have gained market share during the quarter.
The iPhone 17 lineup includes several models designed for different users. These are the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max, iPhone 17e, and the iPhone Air. Together, they played a key role in driving the company’s overall revenue growth.
Apple also provided a detailed breakdown of its earnings. Total product revenue reached $80.2 billion, while Services brought in $31 billion. The iPhone remained the biggest contributor, generating $57 billion alone. Moreover, iPhone sales recorded double-digit growth across major regions such as the US, Western Europe, India, Japan, Greater China, and Southeast Asia.
Other product categories also showed solid performance. Mac revenue came in at $8.4 billion, while the iPad generated $6.9 billion. Meanwhile, Wearables, Home, and Accessories added $7.9 billion to the total. Overall, the results show that Apple continues to rely on both hardware and services to maintain its growth.
