History of Apple Inc. - Financial History

Financial History

As cash reserves increased significantly in 2006, Apple created Braeburn Capital on April 6, 2006 to manage its assets.

Financial period Net sales (Mil USD) Net profits (Mil USD) Revenue growth Return on net sales
FY 1981 335 unknown --- ---
FY 1982 583 61 74% 10%
FY 1983 983 77 69% 8%
FY 1984 1,516 64 54% 4%
FY 1985 1,918 61 27% 3%
FY 1986 1,902 154 -1% 8%
FY 1987 2,661 218 40% 8%
FY 1988 4,071 400 53% 10%
FY 1989 5,284 454 30% 9%
FY 1990 5,558 475 5% 9%
FY 1991 6,309 310 12% 5%
FY 1992 7,087 530 12% 7%
FY 1993 7,977 87 13% 1%
FY 1994 9,189 310 46% 3%
FY 1995 11,062 424 20% 4%
FY 1996 9,833 -816 -11% -8%
FY 1997 7,081 -1,045 -28% -15%
FY 1998 5,941 309 -16% 5%
FY 1999 6,134 601 3% 10%
FY 2000 7,983 786 30% 10%
FY 2001 5,363 -25 -33% 0%
FY 2002 5,247 65 -2% 1%
FY 2003 6,207 57 18% 1%
FY 2004 8,279 266 33% 3%
FY 2005 13,931 1,328 68% 10%
FY 2006 19,315 1,989 39% 10%
FY 2007 24,578 3,495 27% 14%
FY 2008 37,491 6,119 53% 16%
FY 2009 42,905 8,235 14% 19%
FY 2010 65,225 14,013 52% 21%
FY 2011 108,249 25,922 66% 24%

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