Apple begins to be a recurring show record revenue in their quarterly accounts. Once, the case occurs in the results presented today, corresponding to the first fiscal quarter of those from Cupertino.
This is not governed by the calendar year, but marries with the months of October, November and December of the previous year. It is usually the highest sales period for the firm, both due to the launch of new products and the boost in sales that the Christmas campaign represents.
And this time, despite supply chain problems that seemed catastrophic, it was no different. Apple’s Q1 2022 results mark a new milestone.
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The accounts signed by the company led by Tim Cook leave on this occasion a total of $123.945 million in revenue. It represents 11% more than the same quarter last year. And having been the Q1 of 2021 already a record, the one now replaces that mark, passing the $100 billion barrier for the first time.
In relation to revenue by product category, as Apple organizes its divisions, these are the figures:
- iPhone: 71,628 million dollars (+9% vs. Q1 2021).
- Mac: 10,852 million dollars (+3% vs. Q1 2021).
- iPad: 7,248 million dollars (-14.3% vs. Q1 2021).
- Wearables, home and accessories: 14,701 million dollars (+13.1% vs. Q1 2021).
- Services: 19,516 million dollars (+23.4% vs. Q1 2021).
“This quarter’s record results have been possible thanks to our most innovative line of products and services,” he said in statements Cook. “We are pleased to see the response from customers around the world at a time when staying connected has never been more important. We are doing everything we can to help build a better world, making progress toward our goal of becoming carbon neutral across our supply chain and products by 2030, and moving forward with our work on education and racial equity and justice.”
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