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Apple's earnings report released, iPhone grow, iPad decline, performance mutual growth and decline

Written By Unknown on Wednesday, July 31, 2013 | 10:40 PM

Apple's latest quarterly earnings report today (7/24) officially announced, from reported earnings in each of the figures of growth and recession in place, but the overall performance seems OK, but investors seem to Apple's performance not satisfied, its share price fell 1.72 percent after opening.
The data show that the earnings report, Apple in the third quarter of 2013 (commonly known as equal to other companies in the second quarter) of the total revenue reached $ 35.3 billion, net income of $ 6.9 billion, while revenue over last year's 35 billion dollar rebounded somewhat, but its profits last year is clearly a large gap between the $ 8.8 billion, and its lack of rate reached 22%, this part should be the place where investors are most dissatisfied with it.

From the sale of the product point of view, the last quarter Apple iPhone sales remained strong, despite nearly forcing competitors constantly, but Apple still sold 3,124 ten thousand iPhone, far exceeding last year's $ 26 million, a growth of 20%, but also Apple Third quarter sales of new high, but also exceeded the previous forecast of analysts may maintain the same level of last year's 2,600 million.
Compared to the iPhone, Apple iPad sales in the last quarter may not be so rosy, and a total of 1,461 ten thousand, down from last year's 1,704 million, a decline of 14 percent, also lower than Apple's forecast 1,600 to 1,700 ten thousand, and the sales figures compared to the previous quarter, but fell by 25 percent. Lower than the same period of performance and Apple's Mac computers, sales of 3.75 million, while last year it was 4.02 million; while the iPod is as expected, continued to decline.
Finally, the total market outside the United States accounted for 57% of Apple's total revenue, while China region is second only to the U.S., Europe's third largest market, higher than Japan.









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