Sent to you by Bill Boulware via Google Reader: $110B in the bank and
other monster numbers via 9to5Mac by Jordan Kahn on 4/24/12
Apple just announced during its Q2 2012 earnings call that it currently
has $110 billion in cash reserves, which is up from $81.5 billion in
September 2011. Apple was also up in every other segment with $18.4
billion in short-term marketable securities (up from $16.1 billion) and
long-term marketable securities at $81.6 billion, which is up from
$55.6 billion in the previous six-month period ending September 2011.
Other numbers that Apple reported today for the quarter:
iTunes and App Store:
-$1.9 billion in iTunes revenue (a 35 percent YOY increase)
-600,000 apps (200,000 iPad specific apps)
iOS devices:
-365 million iOS device sales
-$22.7 billion in revenue from iPhone and accessories
-6.6 billion in revenue from iPad and accessories.
-7.7 million iPod sales
-94 percent of Fortune 500 and 75 percent of global 500 testing or
deploying iPad
iCloud:
-125 million iCloud users—up 25 million from February
Retail Stores:
-$4.4 billion in retail store revenue, up 8 percent
-363 Apple Stores
-826,000 Macs sold in store—half to new customers
-$12.2 million average revenue per-store (up from $9.9 million)
-85 million visitors to retail—18,000 per store, per week
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