Apple has set the date for its next quarterly report. The company says it will publish results for its fiscal fourth quarter of 2026, the three months that ended in September, on Monday, November 2, 2026, and will hold its usual conference call with analysts the same afternoon.
According to the announcement posted on Apple's Investor Relations website, the call begins at 2:00 p.m. Pacific time (5:00 p.m. Eastern). Apple typically makes a live audio stream available on its website, with a replay offered afterward.
The call is notable for who is expected to lead it. John Ternus is due to host his first earnings call as Apple's chief executive, alongside chief financial officer Kevan Parekh, according to iClarified's report on the announcement.
The September quarter is the one in which Apple traditionally begins selling its new iPhones, so the report will give the first financial read on the autumn lineup, although the iPhone Duo only went on retail sale on October 23, after the quarter closed. Analysts will likely look instead at the iPhone 18 Pro family, services revenue and the company's guidance for the holiday quarter.
The report also lands just days after Apple's expected late-October Mac launch window, which means executives may be asked about the new hardware and about the pace of the iPhone Duo rollout. Apple has not said what it will discuss beyond the figures themselves, and any commentary on products that have not been announced would be unusual.
Investors will also be watching for any update on how regulatory pressure in several markets is affecting the company's App Store and payments businesses. Apple has not signalled that it will address those topics specifically.
As always, the figures themselves are unknown until Apple publishes them. This article reports only the scheduled date and time; it does not predict results.
Apple generally posts its financial statements and a short press release shortly after the U.S. market closes, ahead of the call. Anyone who wants to follow along can find the webcast link on Apple's investor site.
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