Apple has reported for the second quarter of its fiscal year 2022, which ended on March 26.
And it was another record quarter of the Cupertino giant. The company earned 97.278 billion dollars, increasing sales by 9%. This is a record for the quarter from January to March.
Operating profit increased from $27.5 billion to $29.98 billion, while net profit increased from $23.63 billion to $25 billion. Almost all of the growth came from the US market (in this case, both continents are meant), which provided the company with $40.88 billion dollars in revenue against 34.3 billion a year earlier. In other regions, the growth was much more modest, and Japan and Asia, not counting the same Japan and China, showed a decline in sales altogether.
In terms of device sales, iPhone shipments grew from $47.9 billion to $50.57 billion. Mac sales rose from $9.1 billion to $10.44 billion. iPad sales showed a decline: from 7.8 to 7.65 billion dollars. Wearable and home electronics continue to show growth. This direction brought the company 8.8 billion dollars against 7.84 billion a year ago. Of course, services also grew: from 16.9 to 19.8 billion, that is, the most in percentage terms.
Source: ixbt
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