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| Apple sold record 74.5 million iPhone units in Q1 2015 |
Apple announced a record-breaking 74.5 million iPhone units during the
first quarter of the fiscal 2015 that ended on December 27. The
Cupertino giant posted a record-shattering quarterly revenue and net
profit of $74.6 billion and $18 billion respectively.
The financial results amount to a net profit of $3.06 per share. The
numbers show a staggering 30% increase over the same quarter last year.
The latter ended with $57.6 billion of revenue and net profit of $13.1
billion ($2.07 per share).
At 21.4 million, Apple iPad sales came in slightly lower than expected (21.5 million). The company moved 26 million slates for the same period a year ago.
The iPhone sales were not the only reason for the record performance. Apple posted “all-time record revenue” from Mac (5.2 million sold) and App Store transactions. The company didn’t mention iPod sales this time around.
Going forward, Apple expects between $52 billion and $55 billion of revenue during next quarter. The company’s board of directors declared a cash dividend of $.47 per share for the quarter it just reported.
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At 21.4 million, Apple iPad sales came in slightly lower than expected (21.5 million). The company moved 26 million slates for the same period a year ago.
The iPhone sales were not the only reason for the record performance. Apple posted “all-time record revenue” from Mac (5.2 million sold) and App Store transactions. The company didn’t mention iPod sales this time around.
Going forward, Apple expects between $52 billion and $55 billion of revenue during next quarter. The company’s board of directors declared a cash dividend of $.47 per share for the quarter it just reported.
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