Apple posts record Q4 as Services revenue hits new peak

Apple Posts Record Revenue — Services Segment Hits All-Time High

Apple has released its results for the fourth financial quarter of 2025, reporting record revenue in the company’s history. According to the report, the primary driver of this growth was the company’s Services segment (including App Store, iCloud, Apple Music, Apple TV+, AppleCare, and other subscription-based services) reaching an all-time revenue high.

Sources indicate that revenue from the Services segment grew significantly year-over-year and became a major contributor to Apple’s overall financial results. This growth highlights the success of Apple’s strategic shift from hardware sales to more stable and profitable service-based models.

While sales of key products such as iPhone, iPad, and Mac remained relatively steady, the surge in Services revenue boosted the company’s overall profitability. Apple’s management notes that the number of subscribers worldwide continues to grow rapidly, creating a more sustainable revenue stream for the future.

Analysts believe that Apple’s record revenue from Services marks a turning point in the company’s business model. This achievement reflects not only short-term success but also strengthens long-term financial stability and market position.

Apple also plans to introduce new innovations in artificial intelligence and personalized services in the coming months, further strengthening its services ecosystem.