Tim Cook says goodbye to analysts & shareholders on his final Apple earnings call
Outgoing Apple CEO Tim Cook has presented his final earnings call, the quarterly financial phone meeting the company has with analysts, and just as at WWDC, he made a relatively quiet farewell. Apple CEO Tim Cook had already presented his final WWDC, now it's his time for him to bow out of the quarterly earnings calls - image credit: Apple In a change to the usual format of these earnings calls,…
Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, delivered his final earnings call, a routine financial phone meeting that typically involves analysts and shareholders. This time, however, Cook's farewell was notably subdued, as he took the opportunity to address both his own tenure and the upcoming transition to John Terius. Prior to taking questions, Cook expressed gratitude to shareholders, especially long-term ones, as well as analysts who have closely followed the company over the years.
He emphasized that the transition to John Terius is progressing smoothly, and he is highly optimistic about the future leadership under Terius. Cook praised Terius, describing him as "truly one-of-a-kind" and the ideal person to lead Apple into its next phase. Cook expressed unwavering confidence in Terius, the executive team, and the dedicated individuals at Apple, who are committed to enhancing the lives of users globally.
With a positive outlook, Cook concluded his final earnings call, expressing deep optimism for Apple's future.
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