Apple reported quarterly revenue of $95.4 billion, up 5% YoY, and EPS of $1.65, up 8% YoY, beating analyst estimates.
Tim Cook highlighted various aspects during the conference call, including Apple's performance in China and the impact of tariffs.
Apple expects a tax rate of 16%, gross margin of 45.5%-46.5%, and low to mid-single-digit growth in the June quarter.
The board authorized a $100 billion stock repurchase, declared a cash dividend increase, and revealed financial figures and customer satisfaction ratings.
Cook teased exciting announcements for WWDC 2205 and discussed the limited impact of tariffs in the March quarter.
Apple's renewable energy efforts, Siri enhancements, privacy features, and AI advancements were also discussed by Cook.
The services sector saw strong performance, with revenue reaching a record high, and new offerings like Apple TV+ content were promoted.
Apple highlighted revenue from iPad, Mac, iPhone, services, wearables, and accessories, along with plans for expansion and product updates.
Apple emphasized its contribution to the U.S. economy, spending plans, and supplier relationships during the call.
The AAPL stock saw a decline in after-hours trading following the conference call.