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Apple Shares Fall Nearly 3% After Hours Following Q4 2026 Results
Apple shares fall nearly 3% after hours following its fiscal Q4 2026 results, after a volatile earnings call.
Key points
- Apple's revenue rose 12% and net profit rose another 12% in fiscal Q4 2026, with record Services revenue.
- iPhone revenue rose 17% and Mac revenue 24%, while iPad revenue fell 10% on supply constraints.
- Apple expects its highest quarterly revenue ever for the holiday quarter, but slower growth and lower margins.
Why it matters. Investors may react differently when regular trading resumes Tuesday, since after-hours moves do not necessarily predict the next session, and the holiday outlook points to slower growth and lower margins.
Apple reported its fiscal fourth-quarter 2026 results on Monday, with revenue up 12%, net profit up another 12% and record Services revenue. iPhone revenue rose 17% and Mac revenue 24%, while Wearables, Home and Accessories fell 8% and iPad revenue dropped 10%. After-hours shares fell as much as 4.43% to $323.33 before recovering to end the session at $328.81, down 2.81%, or nearly 3%.
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Apple Shares Fall Nearly 3% After Hours Following Q4 2026 Results
Apple shares fell as much as 4.43% in after-hours trading on Monday, during the company's fiscal fourth-quarter 2026 earnings call. The stock later recovered some of those losses later in the evening. Apple reported fiscal Q4 2026 results showing a 12% increase in revenue. The drop came as investors reacted to results released after the market closed. Shares had not yet resumed regular trading at the time of the report, so the closing move on the next session remains to be seen.