Apple sets Q4 2026 earnings call for November 29 with new CEO

Apple, the tech giant based in Cupertino, California, just confirmed it will report its fiscal fourth quarter earnings on Monday, November 29. Following the release of the numbers, Apple will host a conference call at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time. This call marks a major milestone because John Ternus is expected to participate for the first time as Apple's new chief executive officer, alongside Apple Chief Financial Officer Kevan Parekh. For the same quarter last year, Apple reported $102.47 billion in revenue and $27.47 billion in profit. Apple previously told investors it expects revenue for this quarter to grow between 9% and 11% compared to last year. If those projections hold true, Apple's revenue should land between $111.69 billion and $113.74 billion. These upcoming results will give everyone the very first full-quarter look at the financial impact of the sweeping price increases Apple rolled out across much of its hardware lineup back in late June. However, because the reporting period for this fiscal quarter ended in late September, these numbers will not yet show the full sales demand for the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max that went on sale on September 18. Instead, the report will reveal how Apple managed rising component costs and ongoing memory shortages while prepping for the holiday shopping rush. If you sell Apple accessories or run a local repair shop in your neighborhood, watching these profit margins is a smart way to gauge how much room your customers have left to spend on upgrades. Even Apple sometimes has to tighten its belt when component costs climb, proving that nobody is completely immune to supply chain headaches. The upcoming earnings call will set the tone for John Ternus as he officially takes the wheel for his first full fiscal quarter as CEO.