Apple's fiscal Q4 2026 revenue and iPhone revenue beat estimates; Greater China revenue misses forecasts

Apple reported $114.48 billion in revenue for its fiscal fourth quarter of 2026, up about 12% from a year earlier. Net profit was $30.71 billion, and earnings came to $2.10 per share, according to Marcus Mendes at 9to5Mac. In CNBC's comparison with LSEG analyst estimates, revenue topped the $113.39 billion forecast, while iPhone revenue reached $57.58 billion against an estimate of $56.54 billion. Those iPhone figures are revenue, not numbers of phones sold.

Greater China revenue missed forecasts. Yahoo Finance reported $17.54 billion in regional revenue against an $18.75 billion estimate. Michael Acton at the Financial Times used a different forecast, $18.9 billion against roughly $17.5 billion in sales, and reported that sales were up around 20% from a year earlier. Acton wrote that Apple Chief Financial Officer Kevan Parekh blamed supply-chain constraints for the shortfall. That is Parekh's explanation, not an established cause of the miss.