The American technology giant Apple on Thursday disclosed financial results for the three months ending on April 1. The business stated that these results have exceeded expectations.
According to Refinitive statistics, Apple reported sales for the second quarter that ended on April 1 decreased 2.5 percent to $94.8 billion, beating predictions for a 4.4 percent decline.
In contrast to predictions for a 3.3 percent fall, the business said that iPhone sales increased by 1.5 percent to $51.3 billion (approximately Rs. 4,19,100 crores).
In an interview with the news agency Reuters, Apple CEO Tim Cook said that the business had experienced record iPhone sales in the second quarter of its fiscal year.
Let us tell you that Tim Cook recently visited India as part of a trip. In Mumbai, he opened the country's first Apple Store.