Apple has reported its strongest fiscal first quarter on record, driven by unprecedented demand for the iPhone, especially in key growth markets like China and India. The company’s latest earnings results reveal strong year-over-year gains and widespread sales momentum across multiple product categories.
According to the official earnings data for the quarter ended December 27, 2025, Apple posted $143.8 billion in total revenue, marking a 16 % increase compared with the same period last year. Net profit climbed to about $42.1 billion, also a new record.
At the heart of this performance was iPhone sales, which reached $85 billion an all-time high for any quarter. Apple CEO Tim Cook described demand as “simply staggering” and said the iPhone delivered its best-ever quarter across every geographic segment.
The strong iPhone results were fueled in part by the iPhone 17 lineup, which has resonated strongly with consumers and helped drive revenue growth in major markets. China was a standout region, where iPhone sales surged and set an all-time revenue record of about $25.5 billion. Traffic in Apple’s stores there also grew strong double digits year-over-year, underscoring renewed consumer enthusiasm.
India was another bright spot, with Apple reporting record quarterly revenue in the country. Cook highlighted that iPhone, Mac, and iPad sales all contributed to strong growth, as India remains one of the world’s fastest-growing smartphone markets.
Across other regions, Apple posted revenue increases as well, with the Americas rising to about $58.5 billion and Europe reaching around $38.1 billion, reflecting broad global demand.
The company’s Services segment also hit new highs, contributing roughly $30 billion in revenue, driven by App Store purchases, subscriptions, and other digital services showing that Apple’s ecosystem continues to be a significant growth engine.
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