Apple Faces $1.1B in Tariff Costs Despite Rising iPhone Sales
Apple expects $1.1B in tariff costs next quarter, even with strong iPhone 16 sales and global production shifts.
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Apple Faces $1.1B in Tariff Costs Despite Rising iPhone Sales Apple Tariff Costs Expected to Hit $1.1B Next Quarter Rising apple tariff costs are putting pressure on the tech giant’s bottom line, with Apple projecting $1.1 billion in tariff-related expenses for the July-to-September quarter of 2025. CEO Tim Cook addressed the situation during the company’s latest earnings call, revealing how trade policies and shifting global manufacturing hubs are shaping Apple’s future strategy. Despite an impressive 13% jump in iPhone sales and record-breaking upgrades for the iPhone 16 family, Apple’s ongoing exposure to international trade tariffs — particularly from China, India, and Vietnam — continues to drive up costs. Understanding how these tariffs work, why Apple is being affected, and what the company is doing to counter them helps explain the big picture behind this $1.1 billion impact. Image Credits:Kevin Dietsch / Staff / Getty Images Why Apple Tariff Costs Are Surging in 2025 The $1.1 billion estimate is a noticeable increase from the $800 million A…
