Apple’s new CEO faces his first earnings call amid rising memory costs
Technology · First reported 2 Nov, 05:05 · Updated 05:58
John Ternus is due to lead Apple’s earnings call as investors weigh the company’s outlook, AI plans and rising memory-chip costs. (3b249df8-cc5b-4fca-9221-cb0738804149)
- Ternus, who took over from Tim Cook in September, will host his first earnings call as CEO on Monday. (3b249df8-cc5b-4fca-9221-cb0738804149)
- Investors are expected to focus on Apple’s holiday-quarter outlook, its approach to AI and Siri, and the effect of rising memory-chip costs. (3b249df8-cc5b-4fca-9221-cb0738804149)
- The Hindu snippet also describes Apple as positioning its AI offerings differently from rivals such as Meta’s Muse agent. (a048d81a-b692-4add-bd5c-d878a06ca9b8)
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- Earnings call
- Ternus is scheduled to host his first call as CEO on Monday. (3b249df8-cc5b-4fca-9221-cb0738804149)
- CEO transition
- Ternus took over from Tim Cook in September. (3b249df8-cc5b-4fca-9221-cb0738804149)
- Revenue estimate
- Analysts expect fiscal fourth-quarter revenue of $113.39 billion. (3b249df8-cc5b-4fca-9221-cb0738804149)
- Net profit estimate
- Analysts expect net profit of $29.04 billion. (3b249df8-cc5b-4fca-9221-cb0738804149)
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