Business/Alive News: Apple has reported its highest-ever revenue in India during the September quarter of fiscal 2026, driven by strong demand for iPhones, Mac computers and its Services business. CEO John Ternus announced the milestone during the company’s quarterly earnings call. However, Apple did not disclose its India-specific revenue figures.
The company reported global revenue of $114.5 billion (approximately ₹10.80 lakh crore) in the September quarter, registering a 12% increase compared with $102.5 billion in the corresponding quarter last year.
For the full financial year 2026, Apple’s revenue reached a record $478.8 billion (around ₹45 lakh crore), up from $416 billion in the previous year.
iPhone upgrades contribute to India’s record performance
The iPhone business played a major role in Apple’s growth in India. The company recorded its highest-ever number of customers upgrading to newer iPhone models in the country for a September quarter. Globally, iPhone revenue increased 17% to $57.6 billion during the quarter.
Apple’s Mac and Services businesses also achieved their highest-ever quarterly revenue in India. Mac revenue increased 24% globally to $10.8 billion, while Services revenue rose 10% to $31.6 billion.
Apple Pay enters the Indian market
During the earnings call, Ternus highlighted the recent launch of Apple Pay in India in partnership with Axis Bank. The service allows eligible customers to make secure digital payments using supported Apple devices.
Meanwhile, Apple’s global installed base crossed 2.5 billion active devices, marking a new record. The company also reported that more than half of the customers purchasing an iPad during the quarter were first-time buyers.
