Apple shared its latest quarterly financial results, revealing a period of unprecedented growth that CEO Tim Cook described as “simply staggering.” For the quarter ending December 27, 2025, the tech giant reported a total revenue of nearly $143.76 billion, marking the biggest quarter in the company’s history.
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This surge was primarily driven by the iPhone, which generated a record-breaking $85.27 billion in revenue. While Apple no longer discloses specific unit sales, the sheer financial volume suggests that the latest generation of smartphones remains immensely popular despite many models now retailing for well over $1,000.
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The record-setting performance extended beyond hardware, as Apple’s Services division also logged its most successful quarter to date. Revenue for services grew by 14 percent compared to the same period last year, reaching just over $30 billion. Tim Cook credited the success to what he considers the strongest and most popular iPhone lineup the company has ever produced. These results solidify Apple’s financial dominance, proving that both its hardware ecosystem and digital subscription platforms are performing at peak levels simultaneously.
