Apple Hits Record Revenue: This news can prove to be a big disappointment for President Donald Trump, who is trying to attract American companies back by imposing high tariffs on India. While Trump wants American companies to do their production and investment within the country, Apple ignored his policy and took a gamble in the Indian market and is now reaping the rewards of the same.
Record profit in India
iPhone maker Apple has recorded the highest ever revenue in India in the July–September 2025 quarter. This is proof that the world’s second largest smartphone market has now become the fastest growing region for the company. According to the company, its global revenue in this quarter was US $ 102.5 billion, which is 8% more than last year. Apple CEO Tim Cook said that the company has recorded record sales in many markets including America, Canada, Latin America, West Asia, Japan, Korea, South Asia.
Cook says that he has achieved the highest revenue of all time in India. He further said that we are entering the busiest season of the year with our best product lineup ever. Recently new retail stores were opened in emerging markets like India and UAE, while expansion is also continuing in America and China.
What will Trump do now?
Trump is constantly urging American companies to return from abroad and produce in America, but giants like Apple have instead chosen to increase investment in India — and this move is now proving to be successful. According to the company’s CFO Kevan Parekh, iPhone revenue in this quarter was $ 49 billion, which shows an increase of 6%. The sale of iPhone 16 played an important role in this. At the same time, due to the excellent global response to the new iPhone 17, even better results are expected in the next quarter.
Apple has recently introduced MacBook Pro and iPad Pro with M5 chip. Tim Cook said the company is excited to give consumers “the most extraordinary product experience ever” this festive season.
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