Apple is set to announce its results for Quarter 3 (Q3) on 30 July, according to MacMagazine.
Q3 ran from April to June 2026 and saw no new product releases following a busy second quarter which saw the all-new MacBook Neo, a new entry level iPhone and refreshes across both Mac and iPad.
Whilst it has not been a significant quarter product wise, the company in June unveiled version 27 of its operating systems with major advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and Siri.
Other major changes and announcements during this quarter includes the announcement that Tim Cook will step down as CEO on 1st September and recent price increases across many product lines including Mac and iPad in response to the memory crisis.
Despite these big changes, they are not expected to affect the companies earnings for Q3 as the leadership transition happens later this year and price increases only came into effect a few weeks ago.
Previous Earnings
Last year, Apple's revenue for Q3 was $94.0 billion, up 10% year over year.
Last quarter, the company announced a revenue of $111.2 billion, though this quarter consisted of many new product launches.
Tim Cook
Quarter 4, which runs between July to September, will be Tim Cooks final quarter leading Apple as CEO. This means the upcoming earnings call on 30th July for Q3 could be his last before handing over to his successor, John Ternus.
Source: MacMagazine
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