Apple has achieved its highest-ever quarterly revenue in India, driven by strong demand for the iPhone 17 and sustained interest in the iPhone 16. The September quarter marked Apple’s 14th consecutive record in India, underscoring its growing market share and retail expansion across the country.
India Powers Apple’s Global Momentum
Apple Inc. has reported an all-time revenue record in India for the September 2025 quarter, fueled by robust sales of the iPhone 17 series and continued traction for the iPhone 16. The company’s global revenue rose to USD 102.5 billion, with India emerging as a standout performer among emerging markets.
CEO Tim Cook credited the “tremendous response” to Apple’s latest devices and reaffirmed the company’s commitment to expanding its footprint in India. The milestone also marks Apple’s 14th straight quarter of record iPhone sales in the country, supported by local manufacturing, retail growth, and festive season demand.
Key Highlights
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Apple’s September-quarter global revenue: USD 102.5 billion
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India sets all-time revenue record for Apple
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iPhone 17 and iPhone 16 drive sales momentum
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14 consecutive quarters of record iPhone performance in India
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Local manufacturing and retail expansion boost market presence
Notable Updates
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Apple’s India shipments rose 21.5% year-on-year to 5.9 million units in H1 2025
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The company briefly crossed USD 4 trillion market capitalization in October 2025
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Services revenue also hit a new high, complementing hardware growth
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Apple expects further sales surge during Christmas and New Year season
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Retail expansion continues with new stores planned in Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities
Outlook Ahead
Apple’s performance in India reflects a strategic shift toward emerging markets, where premium smartphone adoption is accelerating. With strong brand loyalty, expanding local production, and a growing services ecosystem, Apple is well-positioned to sustain its momentum through the holiday quarter and beyond.
Sources: Moneycontrol, Business World, Times of India, Economic Times, Business Standard