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Apple schedules Q1 2015 earnings call livestream for Jan 27

Apple has just announced its fiscal Q1 2015 earnings call will take place on January 27 to report earnings for the three months ending in December of last year.

As always, Apple will be hosting a conference call with investors and press and will also live stream audio from the call on its website.

Last quarter, at its Q4 2014 earnings call, Apple announced revenue of $42.1b with sales of 39m iPhones, 12.3m iPads, and 5.5m Macs. At the time, Apple provided  guidance between $63.5 billion and $66.5 billion for its upcoming Q1FY15 quarter.

Year-over-year, Apple will be looking to beat its Q1 2014 report that included $57.6b in revenue on sales of 51m iPhones, 26m iPads, 4.8m Macs, and 6m iPods. As is the case every year, quarter to quarter the company should see a bump in earnings helped significantly by a rush of sales from the Black Friday and Christmas holiday shopping season.

Apple’s Q1 2015 earnings call is scheduled to take place at 2:00pm PT/ 5:00 pm ET later this month on January 27. A live broadcast of the call will be available on Apple’s website.

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Comments

  1. Taste_of_Apple - 9 years ago

    Good to know. I’m ready for Gene to ask Tim about the TV. Again.

  2. Apple, we have to do something about this ailing stock price. I have no plans to cash out any time soon, but I can’t exactly brag about your performance with this kind of slide.

    Start handing out more lollipops.

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