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AAPL · FY 2025

Apple

Figures in USD · reported company filings

Revenue

$416.16B+6.4% YoY

Gross profit

$195.2B46.9% margin · +8.0% YoY

Operating income

$133.05B32.0% margin · +8.0% YoY

Net income

$112.01B26.9% margin · +19.5% YoY

Reviewed business-category detail is available for 3 of these 3 periods. Each chart uses the classifications in its cited filing.

Business revenue · 3 reported periods

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AppleRevenue by business · Annual · FY 2023FY 2025 · USD billionsREPORTED COMPANY DATAiPhoneMaciPadWearables, Home and AccessoriesServices0105210315420200.629.428.339.885.2$383.29BFY 2023201.23026.73796.2$391.04BFY 2024209.633.72835.7109.2$416.16BFY 2025Net sales by product and service category, not geographic reportable segments.Source register — company filings. Displayed amounts are rounded; stacks use exact reported figures.Thales’ Olive

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PeriodiPhoneMaciPadWearables, Home and AccessoriesServicesTotal revenue
FY 2023$200,583,000,000$29,357,000,000$28,300,000,000$39,845,000,000$85,200,000,000$383,285,000,000
FY 2024$201,183,000,000$29,984,000,000$26,694,000,000$37,005,000,000$96,169,000,000$391,035,000,000
FY 2025$209,586,000,000$33,708,000,000$28,023,000,000$35,686,000,000$109,158,000,000$416,161,000,000

Income statement

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AppleFY 2025 · Income statement · USD · period ending 2025-09-27REPORTED COMPANY DATAEvery ribbon uses the same dollars-to-width scale.Dotted leaders identify subpixel flows; they do not encode an amount.iPhone$209.59B50.4% of revenueMac$33.71B8.1% of revenueiPad$28.02B6.7% of revenueWearables, Homeand Accessories$35.69B8.6% of revenueServices$109.16B26.2% of revenueRevenue$416.16B100.0% of revenueGross profit$195.2B46.9% marginOperating profit$133.05B32.0% marginPretax profit$132.73B31.9% marginNet profit$112.01B26.9% marginCost of revenue$220.96B53.1% of revenueOperating expenses$62.15B14.9% of revenueIncome tax$20.72B5.0% of revenueNon-operatingloss (net)$321M<0.1% of revenueResearch &development$34.55B8.3% of revenueSelling, general &administrative$27.6B6.6% of revenueSource: Apple company filing. Figures are rounded for display only; geometry uses exact amounts.Thales’ Olivehttps://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/320193/000032019325000079/aapl-20250927.htm

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Line itemAmount (USD)Share of revenue
iPhone$209,586,000,00050.4%
Mac$33,708,000,0008.1%
iPad$28,023,000,0006.7%
Wearables, Home and Accessories$35,686,000,0008.6%
Services$109,158,000,00026.2%
Revenue$416,161,000,000100.0%
Gross profit$195,201,000,00046.9%
Operating profit$133,050,000,00032.0%
Pretax profit$132,729,000,00031.9%
Net profit$112,010,000,00026.9%
Cost of revenue$220,960,000,00053.1%
Operating expenses$62,151,000,00014.9%
Income tax$20,719,000,0005.0%
Non-operating loss (net)$321,000,0000.1%
Research & development$34,550,000,0008.3%
Selling, general & administrative$27,601,000,0006.6%

Revenue = cost of revenue + gross profit. Gross profit = operating expenses + operating profit. Pretax profit = operating profit + net non-operating items. Pretax profit minus income tax plus separately reported after-tax equity-method income equals net profit. Business revenue plus separately reported revenue adjustments equals consolidated revenue. Original filing.

Period detail

PeriodCurrencyRevenueGross profitOperating incomeNet income
FY 2025USD$416.16B$195.2B$133.05B$112.01B
FY 2024USD$391.04B$180.68B$123.22B$93.74B
FY 2023USD$383.29B$169.15B$114.3B$97B
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  • sellingGeneralAndAdministrative: sellingGeneralAndAdministrative · reported · reviewed-filing-adapter. Filed 2025-10-31

Thales’ Olive · shengwan.org

Snapshot 2026-09-02-0112ced17058 · updated Sep 2, 2026, 6:06 AM UTC

FY 2025 · period ending 2025-09-27 · filed 2025-10-31

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“Thales, so the story goes, because of his poverty was taunted with the uselessness of philosophy; but from his knowledge of astronomy he had observed while it was still winter that there was going to be a large crop of olives, so he raised a small sum of money and paid round deposits for the whole of the olive-presses in Miletus and Chios, which he hired at a low rent as nobody was running him up; and when the season arrived, there was a sudden demand for a number of presses at the same time, and by letting them out on what terms he liked he realized a large sum of money, so proving that it is easy for philosophers to be rich if they choose, but this is not what they care about.”

— Aristotle, Politics I.11, 1259a16