Apple has announced its Q1 2026 results, and it is a record-breaking one, with the company posting a revenue of $143.8 billion.
Apple Posts Record-Breaking Q1 2026 Results with Revenue of $143.8 Billion and Profit of $42.1 Billion
Q1 2025 was great for Apple, and already a record-breaking one with a revenue of $124.3 billion. However, Q1 2026 takes things to the next level.
Compared to last year’s Q1, Apple saw a gain of 16% this year, which is a huge number. And when you realize that Apple posted a profit of $42.1 billion, it’s safe to assume the company is doing exceptionally well.
No signs of being doomed whatsoever.
Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, said that ‘iPhone had its best-ever quarter driven by unprecedented demand.’ He further added that Services are at an all-time high, up 14% versus last year.
With a device like iPhone 17 offering exceptional value compared to everything else out there, it’s easy to believe the iPhone claim.
The most interesting thing Tim Cook mentioned was how there are 2.5 billion active Apple devices around the world.
What I’m more interested in is how the next quarter is going to be like for the company. Apple has released the Creator Studio bundle, which is definitely going to drive Services revenue up, and apart from that, Apple TV is doing great as well, thanks mostly to the success of F1: The Movie lately.
Safe to say Apple has some winners at hand, but is that enough to break previous records? Guess only time will tell.
