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Price: $347.19-0.29% close / closeMarket cap: 5.1T USDOct 23, 2026 · Daily data

Apple Inc.

NASDAQ:AAPL

1.FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Data as of Oct 23, 2026

The latest available annual picture

Annual period ending Sep 27, 2025. These figures are calculated from the available SEC records and displayed independently of the period selected for the table.

  • Revenue growth: 6.4%
  • Net margin: 26.9%

These figures describe the results, not their causes. Read the original filing to investigate recurring operations, one-off effects and management’s outlook.

SEC · Reported statement presentation; original units are preserved.

Scale applies to monetary amounts; share counts and per-share values retain their units.

Scroll for earlier periods · Latest periods on the right
Reported line itemTTM 2020Sep 26TTM 2020Dec 26TTM 2021Mar 27TTM 2021Jun 26TTM 2021Sep 25TTM 2021Dec 25TTM 2022Mar 26TTM 2022Jun 25
Cash, Cash Equivalents, Restricted Cash, and Restricted Cash EquivalentsUSD
39.79B37.72B40.01B35.28B35.93B38.63B29.18B28.86B
Cash & equivalentsUSD
38.02B36.01B38.47B34.05B34.94B37.12B28.1B27.5B
Net incomeUSD
57.41B63.93B76.31B86.8B94.68B100.56B101.94B99.63B
Depreciation & amortizationUSD
11.06B10.91B10.92B11B11.28B11.32B11.26B11.23B
Share-based compensationUSD
6.83B7.14B7.42B7.69B7.91B8.15B8.42B8.71B
Other Noncash Income (Expense)USD
97M-70M312M692M4.92B4.1B3.38B1.54B
Increase (Decrease) in Accounts ReceivableUSD
-6.92B6.04B2.71B-452M10.13B3.11B2.24B4.25B
Increase (Decrease) in Other ReceivablesUSD
-1.55B12.54B-422M2.24B3.9B3.52B10.05B4.01B
Increase (Decrease) in InventoriesUSD
127M1.05B2.05B1.35B2.64B1.01B351M380M
Increase (Decrease) in Other Operating AssetsUSD
9.59B6.06B5.06B8.73B8.04B9.44B7.25B5.43B
Increase (Decrease) in Accounts PayableUSD
-4.06B18.7B7.46B4.94B12.33B10.47B12.57B8B
Increase (Decrease) in Other Operating LiabilitiesUSD
8.92B11.36B4.46B5.51B7.48B3.75B6.95B7.26B
Operating cash flowUSD
80.67B88.92B99.59B104.41B104.04B112.24B116.43B118.22B
Payments to Acquire Debt Securities, Available-for-SaleUSD
114.94B117.32B122.87B112.38B109.56B104.67B97.12B85.68B
Proceeds from Maturities, Prepayments and Calls of Debt Securities, Available-for-SaleUSD
69.92B75.36B69.79B64.93B59.02B45.16B37.42B33.35B
Proceeds from Sale of Debt Securities, Available-for-SaleUSD
50.47B52.54B44.36B47.46B47.46B48.79B50.48B44.32B
Capital expenditureUSD
7.31B8.7B9.12B9.65B11.09B10.39B10.63B10.64B
Payments for (Proceeds from) Other Investing ActivitiesUSD
909M507M337M146M385M954M1.12B1.66B
Investing cash flowUSD
-4.29B795M-18.59B-9.85B-14.55B-22.07B-20.96B-20.3B
Payment, Tax Withholding, Share-Based Payment ArrangementUSD
3.63B5.12B5.23B6.26B6.56B6.58B6.61B6.62B
Dividends paidUSD
14.08B14.16B14.23B14.34B14.47B14.59B14.73B14.78B
Share repurchasesUSD
72.36B76.43B76.4B83.41B85.97B81.67B85.76B84.72B
Proceeds from Issuance of Long-Term DebtUSD
16.09B13.88B27.8B19.38B20.39B———
Repayments of Long-Term DebtUSD
12.63B12.63B11.88B7.5B8.75B7.75B8B8B
Proceeds from (Repayments of) Commercial PaperUSD
-963M38M-2.46B2.03B1.02B02B2.97B
Proceeds from (Payments for) Other Financing ActivitiesUSD
754M748M1.33B1.36B976M937M348M339M
Financing cash flowUSD
-86.82B-93.66B-84.05B-94.33B-93.35B-89.26B-106.29B-104.34B
Cash, Cash Equivalents, Restricted Cash, and Restricted Cash Equivalents, Period Increase (Decrease), Including Exchange Rate EffectUSD
-10.44B-3.95B-3.04B237M-3.86B911M-10.83B-6.42B
Income Taxes Paid, NetUSD
9.5B6.9B12.27B19.63B25.39B28.83B24.41B19.1B
Interest Paid, Excluding Capitalized Interest, Operating ActivitiesUSD
3B2.85B2.64B2.6B2.69B2.6B2.77B2.73B
Increase (Decrease) in Contract with Customer, LiabilityUSD
2.08B2.44B2.5B2.17B1.68B797M661M198M
Deferred Income Tax Expense (Benefit)USD
-215M76M229M-1.13B-4.77B-4.03B-3.48B-1.28B
Payments to Acquire Businesses, Net of Cash AcquiredUSD
1.52B575M399M64M33M———
Payments to Acquire Other InvestmentsUSD
210M———————
Proceeds from Issuance of Common StockUSD
880M878M1.01B1.01B1.11B———

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