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Apple, Inc. (AAPL.O): Supply Constraints Affecting Demand Momentum; Focus On Upcoming iPhone Launch and Siri AI
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Apple, Inc. (AAPL.O): Supply Constraints Affecting Demand Momentum; Focus On Upcoming iPhone Launch and Siri AI
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31 Jul 2026 00:11:22 ET │ 17 pages
Apple, Inc. (AAPL.O)
Supply Constraints Affecting Demand Momentum; Focus On
Upcoming iPhone Launch and Siri AI
CITI'S TAKE
AAPL reported slightly better than expected June-quarter revenues while Buy
EPS came in line excluding tariffs. September-quarter outlook came in
below Street expectations. Management attributed the growth Price (30 Jul 26 23:00) US$312.33
deceleration primarily to incremental fx headwinds and increasing supply Target price US$365.00
constraints at advanced semiconductor nodes, noting stronger than Expected share priceexpected demand. Services segment also faces meaningful FX pressure, 16.9%
returntougher comparisons, and softer mobile gaming trends. Despite the softer
near-term outlook, we remain constructive on Apple's long-term trajectory, Expected dividend yield 0.3%
supported by its ability to gain share. Looking ahead, the upcoming Expected total return 17.2%
September iPhone launch and rollout of enhanced Siri AI capabilities
represent important catalysts with potential for iCloud+ adoption to Market Cap US$4,587,302M
enhance Services segment growth. We adjust our estimates slightly, while
maintaining our $365 price target based on a 33x P/E multiple applied to
revised CY28 EPS. We view AAPL as a defensive stock on attractive ROIC &
P/FCF valuation vs Mag 7 peers. Maintain Buy. Price Performance
(RIC: AAPL.O, BB: AAPL US)
Supply Constraints — In Jun-Q, Apple faced supply constraints primarily on Mac,
with smaller impacts on iPhone and iPad, driven by unexpectedly strong demand
and limited availability of advanced-node capacity. For Sep-Q, management
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