Cupertino, 1 May 2026 – Apple delivered stronger-than-expected fiscal second-quarter results and issued an upbeat sales forecast, easing investor concerns over iPhone demand, artificial intelligence execution and rising supply-chain costs.
The technology giant reported revenue of US$111.18 billion for the quarter ended 28 March, above market expectations of US$109.66 billion. Earnings came in at US$2.01 per share, also ahead of analyst estimates of US$1.95. Apple shares rose more than 3 percent after the update, as investors responded positively to stronger sales momentum and guidance for the current quarter.
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