With increased sales of iPhones and other services offered by Apple, the profits recorded by the company surged and reached their all-time high, the tech giant said on Wednesday. 

The number grew about 21% to $111.4 billion, while profit was boosted by 29% taking the figure to $28.7 billion with international sales making up two-thirds of the revenues for the previous year.

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The sales crossed the $100 billion mark with a loyal customer range that appreciates the innovative gadgets offered by the company, even in the pandemic ridden world. 

Apple CEO Tim Cook said, “We’re gratified by the enthusiastic customer response to the unmatched line of cutting-edge products that we delivered across a historic holiday season.” 

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According to the statement issued by Apple, iPhone sales made up about $66 billion of the sales while the company’s wearable-tech flagship product Apple Watch contributed about $12.9 billion. 

Services like digital content, subscriptions, music and cloud computing accounted for $15.7 billion.