Apple posts $114.4 billion in first results under CEO John Ternus
The quarter included launches of the iPhone 18 Pro, Mac updates, a smart home refresh and the iPhone Duo, with the financial effect expected in Q1.
Apple reported revenue of $114.4 billion for its fiscal fourth quarter of 2026, the company's first earnings results under chief executive John Ternus, according to AppleInsider.
The quarter covered launches of the iPhone 18 Pro models, updates across the Mac lineup, a smart home refresh and the iPhone Duo.
Apple said the financial effect of those product launches is expected to appear in its upcoming first-quarter results rather than in the Q4 figures.
The results follow the end of Tim Cook's tenure as chief executive; in July 2026 he held his last Apple results call in the role.
Quick answers
How much revenue did Apple report for Q4 2026?
Apple reported revenue of $114.4 billion for the quarter.
Whose first earnings call was this?
It was Apple's first results under CEO John Ternus.
When will the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo launches show up in results?
Apple said the financial effect of the launches is expected in the upcoming Q1 results.