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Apple has posted an all-time revenue record in India for the September quarter, CEO John Ternus said on the company’s fiscal 2026 fourth-quarter earnings call. The quarter ended September 26 and was Ternus’s first earnings call as CEO, following the transition from Tim Cook.
Globally, Apple reported revenue of USD 114.5 billion, up 12% year-on-year with net profit of USD 30.7 billion. iPhone revenue was USD 57.6 billion, up 17% despite supply constraints and foreign exchange headwinds, while Services reached USD 31.6 billion, up 10%. For fiscal 2026, Apple’s revenue was USD 479 billion, its highest ever.
Apple also set September quarter revenue records in the Americas, Europe, Greater China and the rest of Asia-Pacific, as well as in both developed and emerging markets.
It recorded a September quarter record for upgraders worldwide and in the US, mainland China and India and its best fiscal year ever for upgraders globally.
“Turning to Apple Pay, we recently launched in India with Axis Bank, bringing a seamless, safe and secure way to pay in one of the biggest markets in the world,” said Ternus.
