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Technologiekonzern: Teure Speicherchips ziehen Apple-Aktie ins Minus

Umsatz und Gewinn auf Rekordniveau, das iPhone wächst zweistellig. Doch in John Ternus’ erstem Quartalsbericht drücken Engpässe und Chipkrise auf die Weihnachtsprognose.

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Technologiekonzern: Teure Speicherchips ziehen Apple-Aktie ins Minus

In the first quarter, Apple's chief executive, John Ternus, announced record revenue and profit, succeeding Tim Cook. However, expensive memory chips and supply chain bottlenecks cast a shadow over the outlook. The company now anticipates only seven to ten percent growth in the holiday quarter, the cautiousest forecast in over a year.

The stock price fell by approximately three percent after market close. In the fourth fiscal quarter, which ended in September, Apple's revenue rose by twelve percent to $114.5 billion, exceeding analyst predictions of around $113.4 billion. The profit increased by fourteen percent to $2.10 per share, surpassing expectations of about $2.

Analysts had attributed part of the profit boost to the refunding of tariffs, which contributed five cents to the earnings surge. Nonetheless, Apple's profit remained at $30.7 billion. The business year concluded with $478.8 billion in revenue, a 15 percent increase from the previous year and the highest ever.

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