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Apple reports record India revenue in Jul-Sep quarter on iPhone, Mac demand

Apple recorded revenue in India for the September quarter, alongside all-time highs for iPhone upgraders, Mac and Services, said CEO John Ternus and CFO Kevan Parekh

Apple reported its highest-ever revenue in India in the September quarter of fiscal 2026 | Image: Bloomberg

Harsh Shivam New Delhi 3 min read Last Updated : Nov 03 2026 | 10:50 AM IST

Apple recorded its highest-ever revenue in India in the September quarter of fiscal 2026, with growth across its iPhone, Mac and Services businesses, according to CEO John Ternus. During the latest quarterly earnings call, Apple also announced that India was among the markets where Apple recorded its highest number of iPhone upgraders for a September quarter, while Mac and Services each achieved all-time revenue records in the country.

Ternus said Apple recorded September-quarter revenue records across the US, Europe, Greater China and the rest of Asia-Pacific, as well as in developed and emerging markets. India also achieved an all-time revenue record during the quarter, he said.

The performance comes as Apple expands its presence in India beyond iPhone sales, with the company reporting growth across its computer and services businesses. The company has also recently launched Apple Pay in India through a partnership with Axis Bank.

6 billion in the September quarter, up 17 per cent year on year, despite supply constraints and foreign exchange headwinds.


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