GoKawiilApple CEO Tim Cook holds up a new iPhone 17 Pro during an Apple special event at the company's headquarters in Cupertino, California, Sept. 9, 2025.
Apple reported earnings and revenue for its fiscal second quarter that topped analysts' estimates, driven by growth in the company's services business. The stock was little changed in extended trading.
Sales for iPhones missed estimates for the second time in three quarters, the only significant number that came up short of expectations in Thursday's report.
Here's how the company did compared to analyst estimates, according to LSEG consensus.
EPS: $2.01 vs. $1.95
$2.01 vs. $1.95 Revenue: $111.18 billion vs. $109.66 billion
Wall Street is also looking at these key areas:
iPhone revenue: $56.99 billion vs $57.21 billion expected
$56.99 billion vs $57.21 billion expected Mac revenue: $8.4 billion vs. $8.02 billion expected
$8.4 billion vs. $8.02 billion expected iPad revenue: $6.91 billion vs. $6.66 billion expected
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