Apple has announced the company’s conference call webcast discussing Q2 2007 financial results will begin at 2pm PT/5pm ET on Wednesday, April 25, 2007.
Apple will provide live audio streaming of its Q2 07 Financial Results Conference Call utilizing Apple’s QuickTime multimedia software.
The live audio webcast will be accessible through Apple’s web site: http://www.apple.com/quicktime/qtv/earningsq207/
MacDailyNews Note: Analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial estimate Apple (AAPL) to earn 64 cents a share on $5.17 billion in revenue for its Q2 07 quarter. Apple previously forecast a profit of between 54- to 56-cents per share, and revenue of $4.8 to $4.9 billion. Apple Q2 06 earnings info (ended 4/1/06): revenue of $4.36 billion, net quarterly profit of $410 million, 1.112 million Macs, 8.526 million iPods.
Apple’s recent earnings and unit sales information:
2007:
• Q1 (ended 12/30/06): revenue of $7.10 billion, net quarterly profit of $1 billion, 1.606 million Macs, 21.066 million iPods
2006:
• Q4 (ended 09/30/06): revenue of $4.84 billion, net quarterly profit of $546 million, 1.610 million Macs, 08.729 million iPods
• Q3 (ended 07/01/06): revenue of $4.37 billion, net quarterly profit of $472 million, 1.327 million Macs, 08.111 million iPods
• Q2 (ended 04/01/06): revenue of $4.36 billion, net quarterly profit of $410 million, 1.112 million Macs, 08.526 million iPods
• Q1 (ended 12/31/05): revenue of $5.75 billion, net quarterly profit of $565 million, 1.254 million Macs, 14.043 million iPods
2005:
• Q4 (ended 10/11/05): revenue of $3.68 billion, net quarterly profit of $430 million, 1.236 million Macs, 06.451 million iPods
• Q3 (ended 07/13/05): revenue of $3.52 billion, net quarterly profit of $320 million, 1.182 million Macs, 06.155 million iPods
• Q2 (ended 03/26/05): revenue of $3.24 billion, net quarterly profit of $290 million, 1.070 million Macs, 05.311 million iPods
• Q1 (ended 12/25/04): revenue of $3.49 billion, net quarterly profit of $295 million, 1.046 million Macs, 04.580 million iPods
2004:
• Q4 (ended 09/25/04): revenue of $2.350 billion, net quarterly profit of $106 million, 836,000 Macs, 02.016 million iPods
• Q3 (ended 06/26/04): revenue of $2.014 billion, net quarterly profit of $61 million, 876,000 Macs, 860,000 iPods
• Q2 (ended 03/27/04): revenue of $1.909 billion, net quarterly profit of $14 million, 749,000 Macs, 807,000 iPods
• Q1 (ended 12/27/03): revenue of $2.006 billion, net quarterly profit of $63 million, 829,000 Macs, 733,000 iPods
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You should include in MDN’s take, the projected earnings for this quarter; and the fact that there seems to be a general consensus that Apple will beat these projections. In other words, don’t expect a big jump in share price, unless Apple blows the projections out of the water, and second, there will certainly be analysts pointing out that things like high gross margins are one-time events, etc. Essentially pouring rain on any parade until the iPhone hits the market. All-in-all I don’t expect much change in share price due to future uncertainty over the successful launch of the iPhone. Nothing else matters in comparison.
MDN, Macs are capable of creating tables.
@visueal clarity:
Breakfast tables, or Dinner tables? Bedside tables, or drawing tables? Please be clear, if my Mac can create a new table, I want to be sure its one I can use!
MW: (I kid you not!) table
Sorry, I mispelled your name – apologies! (fat fingers plus a keyboard that can’t spell, either – work PC, not my Mac)
MW: great, as in not so great an excuse…
And spreadsheets, too!
I call 1.3 million Macs and 10.5 million iPods.
Let the random guessing begin!!!
I’d like to have an Apple Macintosh Coffee Table (AMCT) that has built-in Galaga, Q*Bert, Missile Command and Defender.
@Twisted Mac Freak
Don’t forget Super Mario Bros.
Damn, the way you people format dates is fucked up!
Why would you put the least significant part of the date in the middle?
The trend for Apple looks good though!
@Emil
Because when Americans speak the date, we usually say, “January 3rd, 2007”, so when we do the short format, we just write it 1-3-07. It’s simple, really, when you realize that English is spoken a certain way here. Many European languages use a different order to their dates, so you write yours differently.
(Actually, we just like to confound foreigners when they get here, plus we like to be different! Damn contrary Americans! Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!)
O.K, Super Mario. And Tempest!
… in fact the rest of the world write it differently to the (north) Americans!
We think in terms of day, month, year (eg. today’s date 23.04.07).
Silly really! It’s much more logical to think: month, day, year, isn’t it now?!
The Brits also say: ” April the 24th, 2007. ” But the difference is, they don’t let it ‘trip them up’ mentally – like the (north) Americans.
Like I said, we just like to trip ’em up, show ’em we’re different – as if they couldn’t tell already!
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The US military has been using day, month, year (like the Europeans) since at least the 60’s when I was in. The US military also uses a 24 hour clock, like Europeans.
And that’s because they’ve been working closely WITH the Europeans since at least that time… it’s called compatibility, and it tends to avoid confusion in moments of tension, such as, maybe, battle? As in, there’s a reason for that…
I hope no one at Apple farts during the broadcast or the shorts may take it as a sign to sell.