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Apple beats Q3 sales estimates again: What's your choice?
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Apple's Revenue Declines for Three Consecutive Quarters, iPad Income Plunges 20% Surpassing Expectations, Stock Slides Post-market

Apple's Revenue Declines for Three Consecutive Quarters, iPad Income Plunges 20% Surpassing Expectations, Stock Slides Post-market
$Apple(AAPL.US)$ Q3 FY23:
Revenue -1% Y/Y to $81.8B (in-line).
Services +8% Y/Y to $21.2B.
Products -4% Y/Y to $60.6B.
• Operating margin 28% (flat Y/Y).
• EPS $1.26 ($0.07 beat).
• Over 1B paid subscriptions.
Apple's Revenue Declines for Three Consecutive Quarters, iPad Income Plunges 20% Surpassing Expectations, Stock Slides Post-market
Total revenue declined by 1.4% year-on-year, marking the first three consecutive quarterly declines since 2016. iPhone revenue fell short of expectations, dropping by 2.5%.
Hardware performance saw Mac exceeding expectations but still dropping by 7% year-on-year, while iPad income plunged by 20%, and wearable devices showed lackluster growth, with services reaching a new high.
Revenue from China surpassed expectations with an 8% increase, as Cook mentioned a significant acceleration. iPhone sales in India reached an all-time high, but the guidance for the next quarter is not optimistic.
Apple's financial report has always been regarded as a barometer of consumer electronics demand. This time, Wall Street is particularly focused on three keywords: China, India, and AI.
Apple's financial reports have always been seen as a barometer of consumer electronics demand. This quarter's financial results might provide clues about whether the global economy can achieve a "soft landing," considering the ongoing inflationary environment that is expected to continue pressuring such demand. Additionally, as the largest constituent in the S&P 500 index, Apple's post-earnings stock performance can significantly impact the overall market trends. Many analysts suggest that investors are particularly interested in Apple's official guidance for the fourth quarter compared to its previous performance.
When discussing AI, Apple tends to use the term "machine learning" and prefers to highlight how software with new AI features can benefit users. During the last earnings call, Cook only mentioned AI passively twice, and during the June software event, the term was not mentioned at all. However, as Apple incorporates AI technology into augmented reality headsets, some analysts anticipate that the company will adopt a more aggressive approach in discussing its AI strategy in the future.
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