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FortuneSebastian Herrera

Apple outpaces sales expectations as it continues to battle surging memory chip costs

Applebeat its quarterly financial expectations inChief Executive John Ternus’sfirst earnings report since taking over Tim Cook’s post in September, though the company continues to be pressured by a surge in memory chip costs.

The iPhone maker posted revenue of $114.5 billion in its fiscal fourth-quarter, up 12% year-over-year and above Wall Street targets of $113.4 billion. Its profit was $30.7 billion, or $2.10 per share.

Ternus extolled the company’s expanding lineup of products during a conference call with analysts, including the all-important iPhone business, which grew 17%, to $57.58 billion, in the three months ending on Sept. 26.

Apple said that it expects overall revenue to grow between 7% and 10% year-over-year in the current, holiday quarter, seasonally Apple’s strongest quarter of the year.

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