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Apple’s sales by product, the money it hands back to shareholders, its newest products and software, plus results by quarter and the latest news, filings and share deals.

AAPL Apple Inc., listed on Nasdaq Updated 1 hour ago

Sales, Apr–Jun 2026$109.4bnUp 16% on a year earlier. Q3 FY26 in Apple’s own calendar
iPhone sales, Apr–Jun 2026$54.3bnUp 22% on a year earlier. 50% of all sales
Handed back to shareholders, last 12 months$97.9bn$82.2bn in buybacks, $15.6bn in dividends
Q4 FY26 results2 NovIn 6 days. Apple reports its July to September results after the US market closes. The call starts at 10pm UK time.

Sales by product

What Apple sells, quarter by quarter, from its own results.

Apr–Jun 2026

  • iPhone+22% on a year ago$54.3bn50%
  • Services+12% on a year ago$30.7bn28%
  • Mac+29% on a year ago$10.4bn9%
  • Wearables, home and accessories+6.5% on a year ago$7.88bn7%
  • iPad−5.9% on a year ago$6.19bn6%

The last five quarters

Q3 FY25Apr–Jun 2025Q4 FY25Jul–Sep 2025Q1 FY26Oct–Dec 2025Q2 FY26Jan–Mar 2026Q3 FY26Apr–Jun 2026
iPhone$44.6bn$49.0bn$85.3bn$57.0bn$54.3bn
Services$27.4bn$28.8bn$30.0bn$31.0bn$30.7bn
Mac$8.05bn$8.73bn$8.39bn$8.40bn$10.4bn
Wearables, home and accessories$7.40bn$9.01bn$11.5bn$7.90bn$7.88bn
iPad$6.58bn$6.95bn$8.60bn$6.91bn$6.19bn

Wearables, home and accessories is Apple’s products total minus iPhone, Mac and iPad. Sources: Q3 FY25, Q4 FY25, Q1 FY26, Q2 FY26, Q3 FY26

Money back to shareholders

Apple hands cash back by buying its own shares (which leaves fewer shares, so each one owns more of the company) and by paying dividends. Read automatically from its quarterly filings with the US regulator.

Shares bought back, last 12 months
$82.2bn
Dividends paid, last 12 months
$15.6bn
Shares in issue
14.71bn
−5.5% since Oct–Dec 2023

Cash handed back each quarter

Apple buybacks and dividends each quarter
  1. $29.1bn

Cash paid out in each quarter; the year is Apple’s own. Shares in issue is the average number in the quarter, counting options. SEC filings

Latest software

The newest finished version of each of Apple’s operating systems. A new version often brings features Apple has promised, such as more Siri AI languages.

SoftwareLatest versionReleased
iOS27.226 Oct 2026
iPadOS27.226 Oct 2026
macOS27.226 Oct 2026
watchOS27.226 Oct 2026
visionOS27.226 Oct 2026
tvOS27.226 Oct 2026

Finished releases only, not test (beta) versions. Read every morning from Apple’s developer release list.

Products and progress

Where each Apple product has got to, from first announcement to widely available. Checked against Apple’s Newsroom and its Q3 FY26 report (30 Jul 2026), checked 27 Oct 2026.

iPhone

  1. iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max Widely available

    On sale since 18 Sep 2026, from $1,199

    This year’s top iPhones. Popular Science

  2. iPhone Duo Widely available

    On sale since 23 Oct 2026, from $1,999

    Apple’s first folding iPhone. Apple Newsroom

iPad and Mac

  1. iPad mini Early rollout

    Orders from 28 Oct, in shops 6 Nov 2026, from $699

    A new iPad mini with an OLED screen, announced on 26 Oct 2026. Apple Newsroom

Wearables

  1. Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 Widely available

    On sale since 18 Sep 2026, from $399

    This year’s Apple Watch models. Popular Science

Software and services

  1. Siri AI Early rollout

    Test version; five more languages from 26 Oct 2026

    A new, more capable version of Siri built on Apple Intelligence. Still labelled beta, and not yet on iPhone or iPad in the EU. Apple Newsroom

  2. Services Widely available

    $30.7bn of sales in Apr–Jun 2026, up 12%

    The App Store, iCloud, Apple Music, Apple TV, AppleCare, Apple Pay and others. Apple Q3 FY26 results

What’s new

  1. News This super cute app turns your iPhone Duo into tiny vintage Macs 9to5Mac,
  2. News Apple knows the iPad mini market, but internet unimpressed by 60Hz 9to5Mac,
  3. News Apple @ Work Podcast: JNUC recap, Golden Gate, Rosetta, and more 9to5Mac,
  4. News JAŸ-Z confirmed as headliner for Apple Music’s 2027 Super Bowl Halftime Show 9to5Mac,
  5. News 9to5Mac Daily: October 26, 2026 – Apple unveils new iPad mini 9to5Mac,
  6. News T-Mobile’s new plans let users swap between Apple TV and other subscriptions 9to5Mac,
  7. News Ollama for Mac gains support for local text-to-speech models 9to5Mac,
  8. News Instagram takes on YouTube with new 90-minute horizontal video format 9to5Mac,
  9. News Apple addressed at least 329 unique security vulnerabilities across today’s system updates 9to5Mac,
  10. News From iPhone Duo to Mac, Craft shows what a native productivity app can do 9to5Mac,
  11. News Apple raises trade-in values for iPads and Macs, with increases of up to $365 9to5Mac,
  12. News Apple announces Siri AI will expand to these new languages soon 9to5Mac,
  13. News Uh-oh, it sounds like the iPhone Duo keeps cracking and users aren’t happy about it TechCrunch,
  14. News iPhone Duo just got two new features in iOS 27.2 9to5Mac,
  15. Apple Siri AI is available in more languages starting today Apple Newsroom,
  16. Software Apple releases iOS 27.2 Apple’s developer release list,
  17. Software Apple releases iPadOS 27.2 Apple’s developer release list,
  18. Software Apple releases macOS 27.2 Apple’s developer release list,
  19. Software Apple releases tvOS 27.2 Apple’s developer release list,
  20. Software Apple releases visionOS 27.2 Apple’s developer release list,
  21. Software Apple releases watchOS 27.2 Apple’s developer release list,
  22. Software Apple releases iPadOS 26.7.2 Apple’s developer release list,
  23. Software Apple releases iOS 18.7.11 Apple’s developer release list,
  24. Software Apple releases iPadOS 18.7.11 Apple’s developer release list,
  25. Video The new iPad mini: Thinner. Lighter. Ultraportable. YouTube,
  26. Video Introducing the new iPad mini with OLED display YouTube,
  27. Apple Apple gives iPad mini its biggest update ever Apple Newsroom,
  28. Apple iPhone Duo arrives at Apple Store locations worldwide Apple Newsroom,
  29. Filing Jennifer Newstead: sold 2,399 shares ($814,748) SEC,
  30. Apple Formula 1® United States Grand Prix™ streams live on Apple TV this weekend Apple Newsroom,
  31. Apple Developers bring incredible new app experiences to iPhone Duo Apple Newsroom,
  32. Apple Apple unveils the 2026 Designers of Tomorrow Apple Newsroom,
  33. Apple Apple announces American Manufacturing Program partners for latest iPhone lineup Apple Newsroom,
  34. Filing Ben Borders: sold 1,280 shares ($442,108) SEC,
  35. Filing Kevan Parekh: sold 1,392 shares ($480,315) SEC,
  36. Filing Notice of a planned share sale SEC,

The last 30 days. Headlines link to the full stories on the publishers’ own sites.

Numbers

Sales each quarter

Apple sales each quarter
  1. $109bn

Net profit each quarter

Apple net profit each quarter
  1. $30bn
QuarterMonthsSalesNet profitGross margin
Q3 FY26Apr–Jun 2026 $109.4bn $29.8bn 50.1%
Q2 FY26Jan–Mar 2026 $111.2bn $29.6bn 49.3%
Q1 FY26Oct–Dec 2025 $143.8bn $42.1bn 48.2%
Q4 FY25Jul–Sep 2025 $102.5bn $27.5bn 47.2%
Q3 FY25Apr–Jun 2025 $94.0bn $23.4bn 46.5%

Apple’s financial year ends in late September, so its Q3 FY26 is April to June 2026. From Apple’s results filed with the SEC; newer quarters appear automatically, with the business split added after each report is checked.

Directors’ share deals

Directors and senior staff must tell the SEC within two business days when they buy, sell or are given shares.

ReportedWhoWhat happened
22 Oct 2026 Jennifer NewsteadSVP, GC and Government Affairs Sold 2,399 shares at $339.62 ($814,748)
19 Oct 2026 Ben BordersPrincipal Accounting Officer Used options 1,714 shares
Shares kept back for tax 883 shares
Sold 1,280 shares at $345.40 ($442,108)
19 Oct 2026 Kevan ParekhSenior Vice President, CFO Used options 10,926 shares
Shares kept back for tax 5,361 shares
Sold 1,392 shares at $345.05 ($480,315)
15 Oct 2026 Jennifer NewsteadSVP, GC and Government Affairs Sold 2,399 shares at $345.00 ($827,655)
8 Oct 2026 Jennifer NewsteadSVP, GC and Government Affairs Sold 2,399 shares at $332.01 ($796,492)
5 Oct 2026 Timothy D CookExecutive Chair, Director Used options 374,541 shares
Shares kept back for tax 199,038 shares
Sold 191,753 shares at $332.96 ($63.8m)
Gift 26,325 shares
5 Oct 2026 Deirdre O'BrienSenior Vice President Used options 99,878 shares
Shares kept back for tax 53,489 shares
Sold 46,389 shares at $333.42 ($15.5m)
5 Oct 2026 John TernusCEO, Director Used options 99,878 shares
Shares kept back for tax 49,054 shares
Sold 25,412 shares at $332.94 ($8.5m)

From Form 4 filings on SEC EDGAR. ‘Used options’ means turning share options into shares; it is not a purchase on the market.

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Latest videos

From Apple’s own YouTube channel. Videos open on YouTube.

Timeline

  1. Oct 2026iPhone Duo, Apple’s first folding iPhone, goes on sale.
  2. Sep 2026iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max go on sale.
  3. Feb 2024Vision Pro headset goes on sale in the US.
  4. Nov 2020First Macs with Apple’s own M1 chips.
  5. Aug 2018Apple becomes the first US company worth $1 trillion.
  6. Aug 2011Tim Cook takes over from Steve Jobs as chief executive.
  7. Apr 2010The first iPad goes on sale.
  8. Jun 2007The first iPhone goes on sale.
  9. Oct 2001The iPod is launched.
  10. Feb 1997Apple buys NeXT and Steve Jobs returns.
  11. Jan 1984The first Macintosh goes on sale.
  12. Dec 1980Shares listed on Nasdaq.
  13. Apr 1976Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne found Apple.

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