A company files its annual report. Start with what it actually disclosed.
- Revenue
- $303.2B
- Revenue growth
- +10.1%
- Net margin
- 3.0%
Costco Wholesale · fiscal year ended August 30, 2026
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A company files its annual report. Start with what it actually disclosed.
Costco Wholesale · fiscal year ended August 30, 2026
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Revenue was $109.417B vs $94.036B (+16.4%); net income $29.789B vs $23.434B (+27.1%, calculated); diluted EPS $2.02 vs $1.57 (+29%, reported).
Operating income was $35.695B vs $28.202B (+26.6%, calculated).
Revenue rose 16%; all five regions grew double digits, with higher reported operating income in each.
Analyst-estimated ex-refund gross margin (~48.1% vs 46.5%) and EPS (~$1.91 vs $1.57) still rose; Services grew 12% at 75.6% margin.
Calculated free cash flow rose 31% to $31.9B, exceeding $29.14B in capital returns; post-quarter iPhone 18 Pro launch and Siri AI beta are potential catalysts, with demand unquantified.
Tariff refunds added ~2pp to Q3 gross margin and $0.11 to EPS; September guidance assumes ~1pp benefit and 47%–48% gross margin.
Operating expenses rose 23% and R&D 32%, above revenue’s 16% growth. The 10-Q warns component constraints and costs may hurt revenue and margins; price rises may dampen demand.
September revenue growth slows to 9%–11%; iPad fell 6%. FX was expected to trim YoY growth ~2.5pp more than in June; supply constraints expected to increase significantly across iPhone, Mac and iPad.
iPhone revenue was $54.252B (+22%), led by Pro models; Mac revenue was $10.352B (+29%), on higher laptop sales.
iPad revenue fell 6% to $6.191B; Wearables, Home and Accessories rose 6% to $7.883B.
Services rose 12% to $30.739B, led by advertising and cloud; total Products revenue was $78.678B.
Filings report category revenue and gross margins but omit unit volumes, average selling prices and product-level operating income.
Revenue/segment operating-income growth: Americas 11%/31%, Europe 22%/28%, Greater China 22%/27%, Rest Asia-Pacific 16%/29%, Japan 13%/5%; Japan margin fell to 45.8% from 49.7%.
Regional operating income totaled $49.736B before a $14.041B corporate loss. FX aided Greater China and Rest of Asia Pacific in Q3 and Europe over nine months; weaker yen hurt Japan.
Apple reports segment revenue and operating income but no constant-currency growth; currency effects are qualitative.
Gross margin rose to 50.1% from 46.5%, including ~2pp from tariff refunds; ~48.1% excluding refunds is an analyst calculation, not an Apple-reported figure.
Products gross margin rose to 40.1% from 34.5% on mix and refunds, partly offset by higher costs including memory; Services held at 75.6%.
Operating expenses rose ~23% to $19.075B: R&D +32%, SG&A +10%. Calculated operating/net margins rose to 32.6%/27.2% from 30.0%/24.9%.
Q3 gross margin includes a ~2pp tariff-refund benefit; ex-refund figures are analyst calculations, not company-reported results.
Standalone Q3 operating cash flow was $34.369B vs $27.867B; capex was $2.455B vs $3.462B. Both are calculated from year-to-date filings.
Calculated free cash flow rose ~31% to $31.914B, above $29.14B combined buybacks ($25.105B) and dividends ($4.035B).
Standalone Q3 cash flow, capex, free cash flow and returns are calculated from nine-month Q3 less six-month Q2 filings.
Management guided September-quarter revenue growth of 9%–11%, iPhone revenue growth in the mid-teens, and operating expenses of $19.1B–$19.4B; from the call transcript, not the written release.
Gross margin guidance: 47%–48%, including ~1pp tariff benefit; Services growth broadly similar to Q3 after FX. FX was expected to trim YoY growth ~2.5pp more than in June; constraints expected to increase significantly.
Apple’s release has no numerical outlook; September guidance reflects management call comments per a transcript hosted by StockAnalysis. Results were pending October 17, 2026; no later outlook.
September-quarter results were pending on October 17, 2026; Apple scheduled its call for November 2. No September-quarter results are included.
Manufacturing obligations were $57.0B ($56.2B due within a year); cost impact, iPhone 18 Pro/Siri AI beta adoption and post-September tariff benefits remain uncertain.
StockAnalysis data at October 16 close: $343.46/share, 39.40× trailing P/E, 37.34× forward P/E, ~$5.01T market cap; dated context, not a price target.
Coverage notes describe this report’s inputs; a gap alone does not imply company nondisclosure.
Filings report category revenue and gross margins but omit unit volumes, average selling prices and product-level operating income.
Apple reports segment revenue and operating income but no constant-currency growth; currency effects are qualitative.
Q3 gross margin includes a ~2pp tariff-refund benefit; ex-refund figures are analyst calculations, not company-reported results.
Standalone Q3 cash flow, capex, free cash flow and returns are calculated from nine-month Q3 less six-month Q2 filings.
Apple’s release has no numerical outlook; September guidance reflects management call comments per a transcript hosted by StockAnalysis. Results were pending October 17, 2026; no later outlook.
Third-party price, market cap and P/E data are dated to the October 16, 2026 close; they fluctuate and are not a price target or intrinsic-value estimate.
Filings omit smartphone shipments and market share; use independent data to assess competition.
Track memory/advanced-chip costs, supply constraints and committed purchases.
Why review it: Management expects tighter supply; $56.2B of manufacturing obligations fall due within 12 months.
Compare iPhone growth with mid-teens guidance; monitor iPhone 18 Pro and Siri AI adoption.
Why review it: iPhone 18 Pro launched after Q3; Siri AI is in beta; adoption and financial contribution remain unquantified.
Separate tariff and FX effects from revenue growth and margin trends.
Why review it: September outlook: ~1pp gross-margin tariff benefit; FX expected to trim YoY growth ~2.5pp more than June-quarter levels.
Cross-check iPhone, iPad and China against independent shipment and market-share data.
Why review it: Apple discloses revenue, not unit volumes or market share.
Refresh trailing and forward multiples after September-quarter results.
Why review it: The October 16 snapshot predates results; guidance points to slower growth and a smaller refund benefit.
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