Ondra Horák Apple released financial results for the second fiscal quarter yesterday. They were very successful and in many ways record breaking for Apple.
Overall, Apple reported sales of $24,67 billion during the period, with a net profit of $5,99 billion. Which is 83 percent more than in the same period last year.
iPod sales
iPods were the only product of the California company that did not see an increase. There was a drop of 17 percent in specific numbers, meaning 9,02 million, with more than half being the iPod touch. Nevertheless, Apple announced that even this number is above expectations.
Mac sales
Computers from the Cupertino workshop saw an increase of 28 percent and a total of 3,76 million Macs were sold. The launch of the new Macbook Air and also the new Macbook Pro is certainly a big part of this. This claim can also be supported by the fact that 73 percent of Macs sold were laptops.
iPad sales
The main slogan for the tablets was: "We've sold every iPad 2 we've made". Specifically, this means that customers have bought 4,69 million and in total since the start of sales of the iPad it is already 19,48 million devices.
Selling iPhones
The best for the end. Apple phones were literally tearing up the market and their sales were absolutely record breaking. A total of 18,65 million iPhone 4s were sold, representing a 113 percent year-over-year increase. He calculated the income from Apple phones alone at 12,3 billion US dollars.
Source: Apple.com
sales of $24,67 billion, with a net profit of $5,99 billion.
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He calculated the net profit from Apple phones alone at 12,3 billion US dollars.
doesn't make a bit of sense ;-)
Yes you're right it doesn't make sense :) Sorry bug fixed. Those millions and billions :)
It seems even weirder to me now…the net profit was $5,99 billion…but from the iPhone, as the product Apple gets the most money from, it only made $12,3 million?
I would be quite interested in where in this case Apple earned the 5 billion... on what products it was
so now it's good... it wasn't supposed to be net profit, but income from the iPhone.
that.. at current numbers they wouldn't earn even $1 on one iPhone :D
it doesn't make much sense to me anyway... a total profit of 6 billion and of that iPhone4 "only" 12 million?
OK, fixed. now i understand :)