Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) announced 2021 Q1 earning results on April 28th, 2021. According to the announcement, net sales was up 53.6% (YoY, 3 months). In addition, operating income and net income were up 114.0% and 110.1%, respectively (YoY, 3 months).
The product segment is driving sales with growth of 61.6%. On the other hand, growth of the service segment was 26.6%. As for the sale of each product, Mac showed the largest growth of 70.1%, followed by iPhone of 65.5%.
When reviewing the sales by region, growth of sales in Great China was the largest of 87.5%. This was followed by 55.8% growth in Europe and 48.7% growth in Japan.
Apple is continuously showing double-digit growth in its sales. We expect that this trend would be continuous in the future.
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